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Explore the challenges and opportunities faced by individuals and communities in the modern world

The environment, Human rights, Peace and conflict, Equality
Globalization, Ethics, Urban and rural environment

What environmental and social issues present challenges to the world, and how can these challenges be overcome?
What ethical issues arise from living in the modern world, and how do we resolve them?
What challenges and benefits does globalization bring?
What challenges and benefits result from changes in urban and rural environments?

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Explore and tell stories of the events, experiences and journeys that shape our lives

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Explore and tell stories of the events, experiences and journeys that shape our lives

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Leisure activities, Holidays and travel, life stories, Rites of passage, customs and traditions, migration

How does travel broaden our horizons?

How does our past shape our present and our future?

How and why do different cultures mark important moments in life?

How would living in another culture affect our worldview?

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Intelligence

Scientific Experimentation and Research

Social Media

Technology

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The Day is an online daily newspaper for young people. We publish analysis of the news that provides context for debates that explore the deeper currents shaping our world. All resources are created by our own team of journalists to help schools teach critical thinking, real-world knowledge and civic engagement. They are available in five different reading levels for children between the ages of 5 and 18.

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The Day is an online daily newspaper for young people. We publish analysis of the news that provides context for debates that explore the deeper currents shaping our world. All resources are created by our own team of journalists to help schools teach critical thinking, real-world knowledge and civic engagement.

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PRACTICE

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Practice English Listening Tests for B2 with answer and audioscript

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Practice Listening Tests for STARTERS with Answer & Audioscript

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PRACTICE

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IB English B Hub | English Language Skills for the IB Diploma

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Search our growing IB English B database of free lessons and activities to suit your learning needs for this assessment.

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IELTS Practice

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Here you can find full IELTS Listening Tests and answers to them. All tests are constantly being renewed and correspond to the real exam sections.

To get your IELTS Listening score calculated, just follow this procedure:

1. Choose one of the tests below and click on the first section of it.

2. Play the audio and answer the questions.

3. After you finish the section, press "check" and you will see the correct and wrong answers, and get your result.

4. Then you can go on to the next section and do the same.

5. After you finish the fourth section, press "Get result!".

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IELTS Listening practice: the biggest collection of FREE IELTS Listening tests. Practise IELTS Listening online to get a higher score.

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Practice CAE (C1) Listening Test 01 with Answers and Audioscripts

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Practice Listening Tests for STARTERS with Answer & Audioscript

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Social media heavily influences teens, and platforms such as Instagram constantly bombard them with images and posts. Have you ever wondered if the images in the media are causing harm to teens’ body images? If so, we have activities to explore this matter.

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ORAL PART 1 Scaffolded Activity Structure of a Literary Extract Y12 Activity

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theday.co.uk-Plan to end animal testing announced

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theday.co.uk-Apple to launch phone that can think for us

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Mere months ago, New York’s mayoral front-runner was polling right next to “Someone Else.” He spoke to WIRED about building a social media machine, Big Tech capitulation, and learning from Eric Adams.

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How Zohran Mamdani turned social media engagement into votes

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Inside the digital strategy that built New York City’s youngest and most dynamic mayoral coalition.

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 Speech Global Warming Make Better SHARED

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 Speech Global Warming Make Better SHARED

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What is the difference?

Global Past and Current Examples

Challenges faced by each group?

How we can help-individuals, communities, governement?

Why resentment against?

Sterotypes

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Letter to Editor-Response to Another Article

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Letter to Editor-Response to Another Article

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Letter to Editor Response to Another Article

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IB English B Listening Comprehension | Matching Statements | Top Tips

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Create a leaflet/brochure about Childhhod Trauma. Your leaflet must meet the conventions of the IB text type: catch title, sub-headings, bullrt points, numbrering, people/places details to get help.

Ideas: Defintion and examples of childhhod trauma; Effects of CT later on as adult; how to help as a school; examples what communities and countries doing to help prevent CT.

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Create a brochure/leaflet/flyer for Childhood Trauma.

Your leaflet must meet the IB writing conventions for this text type: catch title; sub-headings; bullet points; numbering; short sentences; language features

Ideas for paragraphs: definitions/examples of childhhod trauma; effects later on as adult; how we can help as a school; where to get help or who can help; examples of what countries, communities are doing to help CT. See example of brochure attached.

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What are basic HR?

Examples of global human rights abuses-give the example and the HR?

5 good phrases related to HR?

Text: https://www.humanrightscareers.com/issues/how-can-social-media-help-defend-human-rights/

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The current human rights landscape is compounded by conflict, discrimination, poverty, shrinking civic spaces, and the emergence of new human rights challenges such as the rise of artificial intelligence and surveillance, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk noted.

" Fresh thinking, political leadership, renewed commitments, and dramatically scaled-up financing, with the centrality of human rights at their core, are urgently needed to meet these challenges," he said. "We need to regain the space where we can discuss human rights in a constructive and open spirit."

Victories and violations

Providing a snapshot of victories and violations in all regions of the world, Mr. Türk outlined some of the major drivers of the most grievous human rights abuses, from war to climate change, and how stakeholders can work towards a more inclusive, sustainable, and rights-based future.

"Full cooperation with my Office and our field presences - as well as with the various human rights mechanisms - is about just that: solutions," he said. "It's about results. It is not a lightning rod for criticism, and not just engagement for engagement's sake. It's about concrete results for the lives of people."

Tackling weaponized contempt

With one quarter of humanity living in conflict-affected places, he said peace "is fragile" and "must be nurtured" first and foremost, by respecting the and international law.

Indeed, contempt for the human being reaches agonizing levels when war breaks out, and violence becomes a daily occurrence, he said.

Discrimination and racism are also virulent threats to human dignity and to all human relationships, he added.

"They weaponize contempt; they humiliate and violate human rights, fuelling grievances and despair, and obstructing development," he said. This includes " vicious hate speech " directed at women and girls, people of African descent, Jews, Muslims, LGBTIQ+ people, refugees, migrants, and many others from minority groups.

Deep structural harm rooted in racial discrimination can be seen in the violence that is so disproportionately inflicted on people of African descent by law enforcement officers in some nations.

Rise of contempt online

"I am shocked to the core by the contempt for women, and women's equality, that is spawned across the internet by some so-called 'influencers', feeding social attitudes that make it possible to ignore, or even condone, gender-based violence, and the pervasive commodification of women," he said.

More generally, the scope and magnitude of discrimination against women and girls makes this one of the most overwhelming human rights violations worldwide.

From unparalleled repression on Afghanistan to forward strides in legislation, from Sierra Leone to Spain, he said that dismantling rights violations "will be a major focus of our work ".

Human rights economy

Structural injustices, abject poverty, and skyrocketing inequalities also constitute pervasive human rights failures, he said.

"To face challenges of structural injustice and inequalities, we need to build economies that build trust in government and advance people's rights and well-being," he said. "A human rights economy is one in which the aim of advancing human rights informs all national economic, fiscal, monetary, investment, and business decisions."

Call out 'fake climate solutions'

From the conflict-ravaged Sahel region to the Pacific Island States, which are facing existential climate threats, he said transparent governance is critical to repair harms and build resilience. Climate finance funds need to reach those most affected and most vulnerable, and they need to build in strong human rights safeguards.

"We must call out fake climate solutions," he said. "I deplore the attempts by the fossil fuel industry at global climate talks and elsewhere to greenwash their reputation and derail our goal of decarbonization. This must be averted at the upcoming COP28 in Dubai, and we need inclusive, safe, and meaningful participation of civil society."

Presenting a list of actions for every country, he encouraged public access to information on environmental risks and government policies, full participation and consultation on environmental laws and measures, and protection of those who raise concerns over environmental crimes, or policies that result in harm.

"Bashing climate protests, designing laws that unfairly restrict activities that call the public's attention to climate harms, and allowing attacks on activists to go unpunished are tactics that harm all States and all human beings, and they need to be addressed, urgently," he said.

"Let us use this year to go the extra mile," he stressed.

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UN rights chief calls for fresh thinking to tackle global challenges

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The current human rights landscape is compounded by conflict, discrimination, poverty, shrinking civic spaces, and the emergence of new human rights challenges such as the rise of artificial intelligence and surveillance, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk noted.

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Examples of globalisation in our daily life

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Climate Change/Global Warming/Pollution/Fast Fashion/Living a Sustainable Life 

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Climate Change/Global Warming/Pollution/Fast Fashion/Living a Sustainable Life 

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Explore the ways in which groups of people organize themselves, or are organized, through common systems or interests.

Social relationships, Community, Social engagement, Education, The working world
Law and order

What is the Individual’s role in the community?

What role do rules and regulations play in the formation of a society?
What role does language play in a society? What opportunities and challenges does the 21st-century workplace bring?

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Explore the nature of the self and what it is to be human:

Lifestyles, Health and wellbeing, Beliefs and Values, Subcultures Language and identity

What constitutes an Identity?

How do we express our identity?

What ideas and images do we associate with healthy lifestyle?

How do language and culture contribute to form our identity?

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For Dummies

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Welcome to The Holocaust Explained
This website has been created to help learners understand the essential facts of the Holocaust, its causes and its consequences. We aim to answer questions that people most often want to ask in an accessible, reliable and engaging way. Designed with the British school curriculum in mind, our content is organised across nine clearly defined and easy-to-navigate topic areas.

The Holocaust Explained includes hundreds of pages of content based on a wide variety of source material in the form of videos, images and text. It is managed by The Wiener Holocaust Library. The Library is the oldest archive of material on the Nazi era and the Holocaust in the world. It is Britain's national Holocaust archive, and enjoys an international reputation as a leading centre of research and learning.

Advanced content
All of the main learning materials on The Holocaust Explained have been designed to be accessible to learners from the age of thirteen to eighteen. We know that different people learn at very different speeds and also in quite different ways. That is why we have added advanced content aimed at people who feel they already have achieved a good basic understanding of a topic, but who wish to explore in greater depth.

In order to activate advanced content across the site, simply click the red button on the left-hand side of each page. On the mobile version, just tap on the topic menu.

The history of the Holocaust is complex and vast. While The Holocaust Explained is not able to cover every aspect of Holocaust history, it does seek to aid understanding and help learners to navigate through the sequence of events.

For this reason, we have included a timeline of important events in the history of the Holocaust.
Explore timeline

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The Holocaust Explained: Designed for schools

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Welcome to The Holocaust Explained This website has been created to help learners understand the essential facts of the Holocaust, its causes and its consequences. We aim to answer questions that people most often want to ask in an accessible, reliable and engaging way.