Lyfta Time #23: Tomi in Finland
In this short Lyfta Time session we will meet Tomi who works in the Finnish National Opera and Ballet.
Teacher notes
This lesson introduces Tomi in Finland, who changed careers to work in the make-up and hair studio. You could use it to explore themes such as the importance of flexibility and lifelong learning. This mini-lesson can be delivered either from the front of the classroom using a central computer and screen, or for students who have access to their own computers or devices. Like ALL Lyfta storyworlds, these characters are unique. We don't share stories as being 'typical' or as 'single stories' of people or places. **Please note:** If this is your first Lyfta lesson, please see these specially designed introductory lesson plans first, which introduce the Quest Tracker and how Lyfta works: Option 1: '#1 Lyfta Time: Rob in Cornwall' is a 20 minute introduction exploring one storyworld Option 2: ‘How to use Lyfta’ is a 45 minute lesson exploring multiple storyworlds. **Follow-up lesson** If you would like to do a longer follow-up lesson afterwards, the Lyfta lesson 'In search of personal strengths' is available here: https://teacher.lyfta.com/teach/lesson-plans-previews/497
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