π― Learning Objectives
Students will practice real-world problem-solving skills while improving their English communication abilities through:
- Critical thinking and decision-making
- Collaborative discussion and teamwork
- Practical vocabulary and expressions
- Confidence in speaking English
π₯ How to Use This Resource
For Teachers:
- Divide students into groups of 3-4
- Choose scenarios based on student level
- Set time limits for discussions (10-15 minutes)
- Encourage use of helpful language phrases
- Have groups present their solutions
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β° Suggested Timeline
45-minute class structure:
- Warm-up & scenario introduction (5 min)
- Group discussion & problem-solving (15 min)
- Preparation for presentation (10 min)
- Group presentations (10 min)
- Reflection & feedback (5 min)
π Problem Scenarios
Click on any scenario to see detailed discussion questions and role-play ideas.
πββοΈ Missed Flight
Beginner
You arrive at the airport and discover your flight left 30 minutes ago. You have an important meeting tomorrow in another city.
Discussion Questions:
- What should you do first?
- Who should you contact?
- What are your options for getting to your destination?
- How can you prevent this in the future?
π³ Lost Wallet
Beginner
You're shopping in a foreign country and realize your wallet is missing. You have no money, ID, or credit cards.
Discussion Questions:
- What's your first priority?
- Where might you have lost it?
- Who can help you?
- How will you get home?
π Locked Out
Intermediate
You come home late at night and realize you've locked yourself out. Your roommate is traveling and won't be back for three days.
Discussion Questions:
- What are your immediate options?
- Who could you call for help?
- Should you try to break in?
- Where will you sleep tonight?
π Car Breakdown
Intermediate
Your car breaks down on a highway during a road trip. You're 2 hours away from the nearest city and your phone battery is at 5%.
Discussion Questions:
- How should you prioritize your phone usage?
- Should you stay with the car or walk?
- What safety precautions should you take?
- How can you signal for help?
πΌ Job Interview Crisis
Advanced
You're on your way to a very important job interview when you spill coffee all over your white shirt. The interview is in 20 minutes.
Discussion Questions:
- What are your options for dealing with the stain?
- Should you be honest about what happened?
- How can you maintain confidence?
- What would you do differently next time?
π± Technology Failure
Advanced
You're giving an important presentation when your laptop crashes and you discover your backup files are corrupted. 50 people are waiting.
Discussion Questions:
- How should you handle the immediate situation?
- What alternatives do you have?
- How can you keep the audience engaged?
- What backup plans should you have had?