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Intermediate (B1-B2)
In this lesson, students learn language related to government and human rights by discussing control of technology and information. The control of technology and information is important to lawyers working in diverse fields, ranging from human rights to business.
by Susan Iannuzzi
Upper-intermediate (B2-C1)
This worksheet focuses on an interview of a business professor talking about business ethics. There is also an article looking at how globalisation creates problems for acting ethically as a business and discusses what steps can be taken. Exercises focus on listening and reading skills, related vocabulary as well as giving students the opportunity to discuss some of the issues presented in the lesson.
by Joe Wilson
Advanced (C1-C2)
This lesson focuses on a video giving the ethical dilemma of the Burger Murders. Students will work on vocabulary related to the video, prefixes and suffixes and comprehension. The discussion will be related to the business and ethical implications of company decisions.
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In this lesson, students learn and practise vocabulary related to business ethics and conduct.
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Business Ethics ESL Lesson
Here is a Business Ethics ESL Lesson plan, which will provide food for thought, and plenty of scope for discussion in your Business English classes. All of us have faced issues, where we've had to ask ourselves the question whether the behaviour of others around us (or - horror of horrors - our own actions) are ethical or not. Often situations are very clear cut, but sometimes we walk into a grey area, and it can even occur that our behaviour is unethical without us even realising it.
This lesson is designed not only to provide opportunity for speaking and vocabulary, but also to get your students to consider their everyday actions in the workplace and the value that they provide to their company. Some points up for discussion are:t aking recognition for the work of others, holding grievances, not paying attention to detail, blaming others for your mistakes, not keeping others informed ....... and many more.
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This business English lesson plan is suitable for upper-intermediate, advanced and proficiency level students ( B2, C1 and C2 ).
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I have based this lesson on a series of articles written by The Ethics Office at Texas Instruments Corporation. I have selected eighteen points that discuss 'Silent Saboteurs' - areas of work and attitude that effect us every day at work. The students need to have a look at the points, discuss possible examples relevant behaviour and decide whether they think these actions are ethical or not. There is therefore obviously plenty of scope for discussion (and dispute!).
The lesson also has vocabulary and idioms that are linked to business crime, ethics and the workplace. So if you want to earn some brownie points with your students, bite the bullet and don't keep this lesson under wraps.
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Publication date: 24/01/2022. This worksheet focuses on an interview of a business professor talking about business ethics. There is also an article looking at how globalisation creates problems for acting ethically as a business and discusses what steps can be taken. Exercises focus on listening and reading skills, related vocabulary as well ...
BUSINESS ETHICS PREFACE This volume in the English Teaching Forum's electronic journal Language and Civil Society is devoted to Business Ethics. Some business practices traverse national and cultural boundaries. Others do not. In this volume, we will begin with a primary emphasis on business ethics as it relates to human rights, fairness, and ...
This worksheet focuses on an interview of a business professor talking about business ethics. There is also an article looking at how globalisation creates problems for acting ethically as a business and discusses what steps can be taken. Exercises focus on listening and reading skills, related vocabulary as well as giving students the ...
We offer a growing list of lesson plan ideas and resources for high school and college students learning about business ethics. Introduction to Business Ethics Beyond obedience to the law, what responsibility do corporations have to act ethically or in the social interest?
We offer a growing list of unit planned ideas and resources for high school and technical students learning about business ethics. Introduction to Business Ethics Go obedience to the law, what responsibility do corporation have to act ethically conversely in the community interest? This lesson introduces students to the concept of business ...
Business Ethics ESL Lesson Free Downloadable Lesson Plan. Level. This business English lesson plan is suitable for upper-intermediate, advanced and proficiency level students (... Language Focus. I have based this lesson on a series of articles written by The Ethics Office at Texas Instruments...