Teaching resource library
Topical Talk gives you free non-partisan teaching resources for weekly classroom discussions about current affairs. Our trustworthy, ready-to-use lessons are made by expert teachers in collaboration with world-leading journalists and fact-checkers from The Economist newspaper.
Filter the resources by "Type" to find Headlines: 1-hour lessons published weekly, Special Editions: longer schemes of work or Topical Talk Toolkit: additional materials to support your teaching.
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Views on the news
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Israel and Palestine: news literacy
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Football: gender and adaptations
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Black History Month: let’s talk about racial equality
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Politicians: standards of behaviour
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Post-pandemic: the return of tourism
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Lab-grown meat
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Three headlines, three debates
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War reporting
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Numeracy in the news: data decisions
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Article 17: reliable news
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Strikes: should they be allowed?
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Metaverse: a new realm to rule?
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Humanitarian crises: responsible photography
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Nuclear power: reputation v reality
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Andrew Tate: misogyny online
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War reporting: is it beneficial?
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Show off your skills
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2022 news review