You were my pupil? What would you prefer?

Question

The coming days I'll have to make a lesson project as a formmaster.Whould would you like as a lesson if you were a pupil:
1. What do we know about smoking?
2. The European Union?
3. My life plan
4. The environement's pollution?
5.How to make a CV?
AD: Lets say the 7th form

Answer 1

I'm going to be falling asleep. You wanted honesty, so here goes. I see that you tried to mix things up a bit, but your subjects jump all over the place. Start off with the European Union, it'll be easy to go to the environment's pollution and then you can even refer back to European environment to see if they were paying attention. Then go to the smoking one. This way, while teaching about smoking, you can quiz the children on how smoking also affects the environment. then jump to the "my life plan". Which also allows you to go back to the smoking, to see if it should be a part of their life plan and why not.

I guess what I am trying to say, is that it would be easier for children to learn and still move on to the next subject, if you were able to intertwine them in one way or another. When you do this, it allows you a few seconds to refresh what they learned and it'll stick with them. Otherwise, it's complete one subject, skip on to the next and before you know it when quiz time comes, they have no idea what they learned, or why they learned it.

Just a suggestion!