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Lesson Title: Spanish for Remote Work: Exploring New Job Opportunities Lesson Objectives: Learn vocabulary related to work from home and remote employment. Practice reading comprehension and discussion based on the article. Use Spanish in professional and business contexts. Develop skills for writing resumes and cover letters in Spanish. Required Materials: Copies of the article "The Best Work-From-Home Jobs: Learn Spanish and Expand Your Opportunities with Spanish Super Tutor" translated into Spanish. Internet access to research more about remote jobs (optional). Whiteboard or screen to share information and vocabulary. Lesson Structure: 1. Introduction (10 minutes) Brief presentation on the rise of remote work and how knowledge of Spanish can be beneficial. Introduce key vocabulary: remote work, telecommuting, bilingual, translator, online teaching, etc. 2. Article Reading (15 minutes) Distribute copies of the article to students. Individual silent reading of the article. Take turns reading aloud to practice pronunciation and fluency. 3. Vocabulary and Comprehension (20 minutes) Review new vocabulary introduced in the article. Comprehension exercise with true/false questions and short answer questions based on the text. 4. Group Discussion (20 minutes) Divide the class into small groups to discuss work-from-home opportunities. Discuss how learning Spanish can open new job opportunities. Each group presents a brief conclusion of their discussion. 5. Writing Activity (25 minutes) Students create their own work-from-home job advertisement or a cover letter for a remote job, using the vocabulary and structures learned. Share and discuss some of the advertisements and letters with the class. 6. Conclusion (10 minutes) Summary of what was learned in the lesson. Open questions for discussion and clarification. Assign homework: research a company that offers remote jobs and write a job application in Spanish. Homework: Research a remote job offer of interest and write an application in Spanish, including a CV and cover letter. With this lesson, your students will not only practice Spanish in a practical and professional context but also learn about how language skills can be a powerful tool in today's job market.