Turn the image into an idea: After a short description, link the image to a theme and to a real culture where English is spoken.
Three links
Name the theme
"This relates to the theme of… because it shows…"
Give one real example
"A good example of this is… in…" A place, a festival or a campaign.
Widen the point
"More broadly, in the English-speaking world…" Then say what you think.
Theme → Example → Wider point
The five themes
- Identities
- Experiences
- Human ingenuity
- Social organization
- Sharing the planet
Be specific: "The Notting Hill Carnival in London" is worth far more than "some festival somewhere". One real example shows cultural knowledge.
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Hear the three links: A photo of teenagers learning to code at a community centre.
Model: theme, example, wider point
The link, step by step
- Name the theme. "This relates to the theme of human ingenuity, because it shows young people using technology creatively."
- Give one real example. "A good example is CoderDojo, which started in Ireland. Volunteers run free coding clubs for young people."
- Widen the point. "More broadly, in the English-speaking world, communities want every young person to learn digital skills, not only those who can pay. In my view, that is fair."
Why it works
- The theme is named and justified with "because".
- The example is real: a named project in a named country.
- The last step widens the point and gives an opinion.