1.     Speaking 

2.     Active listening

3.     Helping others

4.     Writing

5.     Ability to give critical feedback

6.     Respond to give critical feedback

7.     Perseverance

Class activity

1.     Watch 4-minute video. For example, in English, if the lesson is on gender inequality, they could watch an interview with a male football team member and look for signs of gender inequality. Real-world examples. How does this link to our curriculum? 

2.     Write reflective response to a specific question. For our English example, “How does the video display gender inequlity?”  

3.     Break into pairs

4.     Swap reflections

5.     First student summarizing the reflection

6.     Second student repeats back what they heard 

7.     First student poses a question for the second student, visual or verbal. 

8.     First student reports back to the class as a whole the final question asked by the second student.