Reading lesson plans: Genius
Level: Intermediate 
Students complete a series of activities based on a text about a genius.
Genius – Intermediate
Skills: Reading skills including reading for gist and detail and understanding text organisation. There is a creative writing task and suggestions for follow up speaking tasks.
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Reading lessons: genius: teacher's notes - intermediate
Reading skills including reading for gist and detail and understanding text organisation. There is a creative writing task and suggestions for follow up speaking tasks.
Author: Jackie McAvoy Level: Intermediate, Upper intermediate Type: General lesson plan
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Reading lessons: genius: worksheet 1 - intermediate
Reading skills including reading for gist and detail and understanding text organisation. There is a creative writing task and suggestions for follow-up speaking tasks.
Author: Jackie McAvoy Level: Intermediate, Upper intermediate Type: General lesson plan
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Reading lessons: genius: worksheet 2 - intermediate
Reading skills including reading for gist and detail and understanding text organisation. There is a creative writing task and suggestions for follow up speaking tasks.
Author: Jackie McAvoy Level: Intermediate, Upper intermediate Type: General lesson plan
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Reading lesson plans: Genius: Answer key
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Readers' comments (3)
Yeliiizzzz | Mon, 7 Jan 2019 7:35 am
why dont we have the answer key ?
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Editor's comments
Hello Yeliiizzzz,
Thank you for your comment. We have attached the answer key above.
Best wishes and happy teaching!
The onestopenglish team
Web Editor | Mon, 27 Mar 2017 10:28 am
Hi bartonim,
Thank you for the feedback. The text has been amended now to correct that factual error.
Best wishes,
The onestopenglish team
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bartonim | Mon, 27 Mar 2017 7:53 am
I think this is an interesting exercise, but I have found a factual error. In the text, it states that the 'prophet Mohammed...died 400 years ago,' but of course he lived between the years 570 and 632, which is obviously much more than half a century ago. Of course, if one wants, it is possible to copy the text into a Word document and adjust that error, but I thought I should point out the mistake, so that corrections can be made.
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