Great Debates for ESL/EFL: 39 Important Debating Topics for English Learners (Teaching ESL)

Important debate topics for ESL/EFL classes.

Get students talking with these 39 important debating topics that consist of an icebreaker, the debate question, 3 common positions, vocabulary, and 10 discussion questions. It's the ultimate book for intermediate-advanced speaking or conversation classes with teenagers or adults.

Check out the book if you want to...

• Have some interesting discussions and debates about a variety of topics
• Save time when planning lessons
• Help students improve their English conversational skills in a big way
• Talk about interesting things with students
• Introduce debate to English learners in an informal kind of way
• Have something you can print off and take to class at the last minute
• See happy, smiling students in your classes

The best part? It's a no-prep solution! Seriously. It's designed so that you can just grab it and go so stop wasting too much time doing lesson planning. Try out this English textbook today!

There are 39 important debate topics so you can make it through an entire semester in style. Talk about things like social media, immigration, plastic surgery, vaccines, smoking, abortion, illegal drugs, and more.

Author and CELTA/DELTA certified teacher Jackie Bolen is sharing her great ideas with ESL teachers around the world. She has 20 years of experience teaching conversational English. These are the lesson plans that she uses in her classes if she wants to get her students talking and sharing their ideas.

Pick up Great Debates for ESL/EFL today and get ready for better English conversation classes tomorrow. It's English learning and teaching made easy.

I taught English in South Korea for a decade to every level and type of student and I've taught every age from kindergarten kids to adults. Most of my time has centred around teaching at two universities where I taught every class under the sun!

These days, I do private tutoring and online teaching in Vancouver, Canada. In my spare time, you can usually find me outside playing tennis, biking, hiking or on the hunt for the most delicious kimchi I can find. It's not that easy of a task in Vancouver!

I hold a Master of Arts in Psychology. During my time in Korea, I completed the Cambridge CELTA and DELTA certification programs. With the combination of almost 20 years teaching ESL/EFL learners of all ages and levels, and the more formal teaching qualifications I've obtained, I have a solid foundation on which to offer teaching advice. And of course, can help English learners improve their skills.