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=== Format: Traditionalist · Modernist · Data Analyst === Reference system: ✔️ Book corner page numbers only ==== 📘 Book pages: 4–15 ==== Core unit vocabulary generation · teenager · adult · relationship · advice · argue · support · independent · respect · rules · freedom · responsibility ===== 📍 Pages: 4–5 ===== Required vocabulary (students must use at least 5): generation · rules · freedom · responsibility · advice · respect Target grammar * should / shouldn’t * I think / In my opinion Roles * Traditionalist: Talk about rules, respect, and responsibility in the past. * Modernist: Explain how teenagers today have more freedom and independence. * Data Analyst: Compare generations using examples from family or school life. ===== 📍 Pages: 6–7 ===== Required vocabulary: exchange student · host family · culture · behaviour · habits · respect · relationship Target grammar * should / ought to * first conditional (If you don’t…, you will…) Roles * Traditionalist: Explain important rules visitors should follow. * Modernist: Talk about adapting quickly to a new culture. * Data Analyst: Explain consequences if advice is ignored. ===== 📍 Pages: 8–9 ===== Required vocabulary: holiday · trip · experience · activity · enjoyable · boring · disappointing Target grammar * past simple * opinion adjectives Roles * Traditionalist: Describe holidays in the past. * Modernist: Describe modern holidays and technology. * Data Analyst: Compare experiences and activities. ==== 📘 Book pages: 26–37 ==== Core unit vocabulary free time · hobby · activity · relax · energetic · boring · exciting · indoor · outdoor · social media · online · screen ===== 📍 Pages: 26–27 ===== Required vocabulary: free time · hobbies · activities · social media · screen · relax Target grammar * present simple * adverbs of frequency Roles * Traditionalist: Promote traditional hobbies and outdoor activities. * Modernist: Defend modern leisure activities. * Data Analyst: Compare time spent online and offline. ===== 📍 Pages: 28–29 ===== Required vocabulary: try · give up · bored · exciting · energetic · improve · challenge Target grammar * past simple * because / so Roles * Traditionalist: Explain why people continued hobbies in the past. * Modernist: Explain why teens change hobbies today. * Data Analyst: Give reasons and examples. ===== 📍 Pages: 30–31 ===== Required vocabulary: technology · devices · online · gaming · communication · screen time Target grammar * opinion language * agreeing / disagreeing Roles * Traditionalist: Focus on problems of technology. * Modernist: Focus on benefits of technology. * Data Analyst: Balance both sides with examples. ==== 📘 Book pages: 38–49 ==== Core unit vocabulary health · body · illness · injury · pain · stress · diet · exercise · sleep · recover · treatment ===== 📍 Pages: 38–39 ===== Required vocabulary: health · stress · diet · exercise · sleep · body Target grammar * should / shouldn’t Roles * Traditionalist: Describe healthier lifestyles in the past. * Modernist: Talk about modern health problems. * Data Analyst: Compare habits and results. ===== 📍 Pages: 40–41 ===== Required vocabulary: future · science · technology · life · body · change Target grammar * first conditional * will / might / could Roles * Traditionalist: Explain why living forever could be dangerous. * Modernist: Explain why it could be positive. * Data Analyst: Predict effects on society. ===== 📍 Pages: 42–43 ===== Required vocabulary: illness · injury · pain · doctor · treatment · recover Target grammar * past simple * advice language Roles * Traditionalist: Talk about treatments in the past. * Modernist: Talk about modern medicine. * Data Analyst: Compare recovery methods. ==== 📘 Book pages: 50–61 ==== Core unit vocabulary home · house · flat · room · neighbourhood · homeless · society · support · community · government ===== 📍 Pages: 50–51 ===== Required vocabulary: home · house / flat · room · neighbourhood · comfortable Target grammar * comparatives / superlatives Roles * Traditionalist: Describe family homes. * Modernist: Describe modern housing. * Data Analyst: Compare lifestyle and cost. ===== 📍 Pages: 52–53 ===== Required vocabulary: city · country · lifestyle · culture · environment Target grammar * second conditional Roles * Traditionalist: Living near family. * Modernist: Living globally. * Data Analyst: Compare quality of life. ===== 📍 Pages: 54–55 ===== Required vocabulary: homeless · society · support · government · community Target grammar * giving opinions * conditional ideas Roles * Traditionalist: Family responsibility. * Modernist: Social change. * Data Analyst: Causes and solutions. ==== - 📄 Printable role cards (1 page per role) ==== * 🤖 AI rubric checking required vocab usage * 🪙 Coins for correct role + vocab use * 🌍 International school pairing using same podcast topics Say the word and I’ll build the next layer.
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