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Chapter "Lingo Global", Heft 13: When children are working

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In the 16th edition of Lingo Global, young people can find out about child labor on 11 pages and read about the background.

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All children worldwide should be able to experience a childhood in which they can learn and play. However, child labor does not only mean that children work - child labor means that children do not go to school, cannot grow up safely and often work in dangerous and harsh conditions. The current issue contains texts, graphics and examples of how organizations around the world are taking action against child labour. 

Click here for the e-magazine: "When children work".

Here you can find even more Lingo: In addition to the e-magazine, you will find interactive tasks to supplement the booklet for learners and in the teachers' area further information and offers: Further materials.

Are you interested in ordering the current magazine for your class? Please send an e-mail to: redaktion@lingonetz.de.

The learning objectives are:

  • vocabulary building and expansion on the topic of life on the land and biodiversity
  • dealing with the 17 goals of sustainable development
  • thinking of solution approaches to a problem
  • describing and evaluating infographics and statistics
  • reading, understanding and summarizing a text

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