Contents introduction II. Body

Glossary
Teaching: The act of imparting knowledge or skills to students.


Reading: The process of interpreting written or printed words.


Topic: A subject or theme that is being discussed or studied.


Famous athletes: Well-known individuals who have achieved success in sports.


Engaging: Interesting and captivating.


Informative: Providing useful information.


Preintermediate level: A level of language proficiency where learners have a basic understanding of the language and can communicate in simple sentences.


Incorporating: Including or integrating.


Activities: Tasks or exercises that are designed to achieve a specific learning objective.


Pre-reading discussions: Discussions that take place before reading to activate prior knowledge and generate interest in the topic.


Vocabulary building exercises: Activities that focus on developing learners' knowledge and understanding of new words.


Comprehension questions: Questions that assess learners' understanding of what they have read.


Critical thinking: The process of analyzing, evaluating, and synthesizing information to form a judgment or conclusion.


Analysis: The process of examining something in detail to understand its nature or structure.


Interpretation: The act of explaining the meaning of something.


Diversity: The range of different people, cultures, and backgrounds.


Empathy: The ability to understand and share the feelings of others.


Understanding: The ability to comprehend or make sense of something.


Proficient: Skilled or competent in a particular area.