Youth

Number of Questions: 5

Target Audience:
Students with difficulties in reading, text interpretation, and organizing ideas, especially in sociological topics. Suitable for High School and Adult Education (EJA). Recommended for students with Intellectual Disabilities (mild to moderate), ASD, ADHD, Dyslexia, Speech Apraxia, and Language Disorders.

Format:
PDF with instructions, visual activities, and answer key.

Objective:
To address the theme of “Youth” in a concrete and accessible way, connecting the content to students’ real lives through cultural references, consumption habits, and youth identity, while encouraging observation, comparison, and reflection.

Content:

Topics: Youth identity and culture, consumption and media, diversity of behaviors, and stereotypes.

Methodology: Use of visual resources, simple language, and practical activities such as marking, word covering, maze, spot-the-difference game, and image–word association.

Activities: Identifying items desired by young people, locating names of streaming services, finding differences in images, solving an exchange-program maze, and selecting adjectives that describe youth.

Key Features:
✅ Accessible language and short questions.
✅ Strong visual and playful support.
✅ Development of fine motor coordination through marking, covering, and maze activities.
✅ Possibility of interdisciplinary use with Portuguese Language, Arts, and History.