Redaelli Adriana, Invernizzi Daniela. Eyewitness. Culture in a Changing World. A CLIL-Oriented Approach

Pearson Longman, 2011. — 160 p.Flexible, personalized paths
The course consists of 17 sections organized in three distinct alternating paths:
— Countries - to discover the complex world of English-speaking countries from past to present through historical, geographical, economic, anthropological, institutional and cultural content;
— Past and present issues - to go deeper into topics of great cultural significance such as human rights, travel, discovery, migration, economics, war and peace and human achievement;
— Environment and ecology - to reflect on topics linked to environmental protection, such as food safety, water supplies, biodiversity at risk and environmental emergencies.Young people's worlds - culture, literature, and more.
Eyewitness has 2 independent sections:
— the Mag - a magazine covering subjects that really matter to students - from extreme sports to street art, from healthcare rights, to women in society, from life in Europe today to a look into the future, from current affairs to music;
— Voices - an overview of literary texts of different genres giving voice to English-language authors who deal with universal themes in a personal way.Wide rande of activities
— The activities are gradual and guided, strongly oriented towards speaking and discussion without overlooking reading and listening comprehension.
— In addition, projects stimulate participation and cooperation in pair and group work and make learning more effective.
— Exercises to prepare for external certificate examinations are market with a special symbol in order to stand out. You can find them marked with EP (exam practice)