Remote Work: The Great Debate
A B2-level speaking board game where teams navigate 24 spaces debating the advantages and disadvantages of remote work. Players engage in pair discussions, small-group debates, and mini-presentations inspired by Cambridge FCE Part 4 exam format. Perfect for teens developing fluency and argumentation skills.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR B2 level. Topic: The pros and cons of remote work.
Speaking prompts on the board
- START: Roll the dice and begin your journey!
- Pair talk: Name two benefits of remote work and explain why they matter to you personally.
- Group debate: Is remote work better for work-life balance? Argue your position for 1 minute.
- Quick presentation: Describe one disadvantage of remote work and suggest a solution.
- Pair share: Would you prefer remote or office work? Explain two reasons to your partner.
- Small-group discussion: How does remote work affect company culture? Discuss for 90 seconds.
- Pair debate: Remote workers are more productive. Agree or disagree? Give two examples.
- Mini-presentation: Explain how remote work impacts mental health. Support your view with reasoning.
- Group chat: What technology is essential for successful remote work? Discuss for 1 minute.
- Pair task: Compare office and remote work environments. Which is better for creativity?
- Small-group debate: Should companies allow remote work permanently? Present both sides.
- Pair reflection: Name one pro and one con of remote work, then justify your opinion.
- Group presentation: How would you design the ideal remote work policy? Explain your ideas.
- FINISH: Congratulations! Share your top takeaway about remote work with the group.