Solo Travel Safety

🎯 Goal: Student can assess risks and discuss safety measures when traveling alone using sophisticated risk assessment language

📐 Risk Assessment Language

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#travel#safety#risk#independence

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Let's talk about travelling alone before we dive in. I'm curious how you feel about setting off on your own.

“Have you ever travelled somewhere completely alone? How did it actually feel?”

“In your opinion, is solo travel more rewarding or more risky than travelling with others?”

“Imagine you're dropped in an unfamiliar city at midnight with no plan. What's your first move?”

“Would you rather explore a place spontaneously or scrutinize every detail beforehand?”

“What's one situation abroad that would genuinely make you feel vulnerable?”

Fresh topic questions — none repeat until you have seen them all

🎲 Speaking Activity 1

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What Happens Next?

Listen to each mini situation, then predict what the person did next. Afterwards I'll tell you what actually happened.

6 minutes

🗣️ “I reckon she probably...”

Maya arrives at her hostel to find the front door wide open and no staff around. Her instincts tell her the situation feels precarious. She stands in the doorway, hesitating.

🔮 What happens next?

What do you think she did next?

🎲 Speaking Activity 2

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Sell It!

I'm a nervous solo traveller. Convince me to buy or try each thing in about a minute using persuasive language.

6 minutes

🗣️ “Honestly, you won't regret it because...”

🏷️ YOUR PITCH

A personal safety alarm that acts as a deterrent against attackers.

Convince your teacher to buy it. Big claims welcome!