LESSONS
General Interests is the most versatile section of The Blue Tree.
It was really hard to limit the number of areas covered in this section. After all, the world is such an amazing place, so full of wonderful ideas and people.
This section is for people who are constantly curious and who love learning new things from a plethora of subjects.
List of areas
General Interests section has ten subject areas.
There’s something for every taste 🙂
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Culture
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Entertainment
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Health & Fitness
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Man & Society
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Science Stuff
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Surprise Me
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The Arts
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Travel & Nature
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Opinions
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Wise Quotes
WHAT'S NEW
How to talk about parties and partying
Learn how to talk about parties and partying, especially in the context of the New Year’s Eve.
Talking about dreams, hopes, ambitions and plans
Learn how to talk about your dreams, hopes, ambitions and plans. Useful grammar and vocabulary presented in a fun and engaging way.
The Story of Dan Price
CATALOGUE OF LESSONS
Winter of the century
This lesson is based on an article about the winter of the century in Poland in 1978.
Hofstede – The Culture Factor
Learn how to talk about culture using the Hofstede Culture Factor and its six dimensions.
Lessons from the Life of Marie Skłodowska Curie
14 lessons from the life of the famous scientist. Speaking lesson.
National Differences
This lesson celebrates national differences. You will learn from it why it is critical to understand that our way of doing things is not the only way. There is also a neat poll inside.
What’s behind the Ozempic fad
Explore how Ozempic is reshaping health, habits, and society — a clear look at its real benefits, hidden risks, and long-term impact.
Toys vs screens
This lesson discusses the impact of screens on the way children play and the value of toys.
The Puzzle of Motivation by Daniel Pink
40 rules for life
Daniel Pink’s 40 rules for life is a special lesson. It’s a wonderful and insightful collection of advice on life that we’d all do well to follow.
Secrets of Adulthood
Simple truths for our complex lives. This lesson is based on a book by Gretchen Rubin.
Why we work so much
Why do we work so much? What can history of work ethic teach us about the reasons for our busy working lives?
Girls Auto Clinic
How to stop worrying and start living by Dale Carnegie
She held my hand
LEGO Story
Are you following your dream
This lesson follows a story of two people, Daisy and Herman, who followed their dreams. It is based on the 6 Minute English podcast from BBC Learning English
The answer to the loneliness epidemic
The Glucose Goddess Method
Pan Tadeusz – a true life-long learner
Use Strategic Thinking to Create the Life You Want
Ever thought if you could apply business strategy principles to your own life? That’s exactly what this lesson is based on. It’s video by Michael Bungay Stanier from Harvard Business Review
Why the pencil is perfect
Hidden Potential by Adam Grant
Death by comfort by Paul Taylor
6 traits of true masculinity
Life changing stories – Michele – part 2
Watercolour art
Learn about watercolour art and some of the most famous painters of this movement. Additionally, practice the language of likes and dislikes.
What every son needs from his father
What’s your opinion about politics
What’s your opinion about politics and political parties? Do you vote? Have you ever considered joining a political party?
Two Types of Learning
Rediscovering Axia: Embracing the True Value of Life Beyond Materialism
