The Right to Repair, An Introduction

ESL lesson on Business and the economy. Students will learn about a new directive promoted by the European Commission called the “right to repair.” It aims to reduce consumer costs and promote a circular economy’s growth by allowing consumers to repair products themselves.  

It focus on practicing key skills related to reading, speaking, collaboration and critical thinking.  You will need at least 90 minutes to complete this lesson, if used as a flipped ESL lesson. However, lesson can run up to 3 hours ( consider two  90-minute lessons or for university teachers adjust as needed).

While targeting intermediate and upper-intermediate language learners of English, it is highly adaptable as it have been purposely designed to faciliate mixed-levelled classes. This includes in a tertiary institution such as a university or within a professional environment, targeting professionals.