Andrew Carnegie: Making a Fortune, Then Giving It Away
Aims
He built thousands of libraries with money made in mills where men worked twelve-hour shifts. Wealth, philanthropy and reputation, for C1 students.
The lesson, stage by stage
- News10 min
In the news: The story
Read a 271-word news story: The libraries were paid for by the mills, and the mills were brutal
- Vocabulary8 min
Vocabulary: Words to know
6 items
- Discussion10 min
Discussion: Two rooms, one fortune
2 discussion questions
- Discussion10 min
Discussion: Dying rich
3 discussion questions
- Discussion10 min
Discussion: Reputation and record
3 discussion questions
Open the full lesson
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Target vocabulary
In a Tuton account these words become your student's vocabulary deck, so they come back in practice between lessons.
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