This lesson explores what a digital footprint is, why it matters, and how to improve it. Students use the first conditional to discuss how online activity affects privacy, reputation, and job opportunities.

Can algorithms change how we think or behave? Get students talking about how algorithms shape everyday life, from simple tasks to major decisions.

This blog post highlights the role of visual literacy in building reading skills and supporting comprehension in real-world contexts.

Discover some creative and minimal-prep ways that English language teachers can give feedback.

Canada’s immigration system is becoming increasingly digital and automated. In this NEW lesson, students discuss how these changes affect application processing, accountability, and the experiences of applicants.

Learning a new language is tough when you're an older adult, but research shows the struggle is worth it. In this fascinating lesson, students read about the benefits language learning provides, even for those who are past the age when fluency is likely.