Vlogging ESL Discussion Questions
Use these vlogging ESL discussion questions for pair work, small-group speaking or whole-class conversation. Choose the level that fits your learners, or move through all three sections as the questions become more challenging.
Beginner · A1–A2
Start the conversation
- 01
Whose daily life would you like to watch? Why?
- 02
Have you ever felt you knew a creator? How did it feel?
- 03
Why is it relaxing to watch people cook or clean?
- 04
Can a life stay honest when people are paid to show it?
- 05
Should children be in their parents’ videos?
Intermediate · B1–B2
Explore the issue
- 01
Whose daily life would you genuinely enjoy watching, and why?
- 02
Have you ever felt you knew a creator personally? Was that feeling healthy?
- 03
Why do you think watching ordinary routines is so comforting?
- 04
Can a life stay genuine once people are paid to show it?
- 05
Should children ever appear in their parents’ videos?
When did ordinary life become entertainment?
One topic. Three levels. Countless perspectives.Advanced · C1–C2
Challenge the idea
- 01
Whose daily life would you genuinely enjoy watching, and what do you get from it?
- 02
Have you ever felt you knew a creator personally? Was that bond harmless?
- 03
Why might a stranger’s routine feel like easier company than real people?
- 04
Can anyone stay genuine once they are paid to film life behind closed doors?
- 05
Should children appear in family videos before they are old enough to agree?
Turn the discussion into a full lesson.
Continue with the complete Vlogging lesson at the level your class needs. Perspective lessons combine reading, vocabulary, discussion and deeper speaking tasks around one conversation-worthy topic.
Discuss spending on things and experiences, social media, showing off and whether experiences really make people happier.
View beginner lesson →B1–B2Explore experiences, possessions, authenticity, status and whether buying memories has changed what we consume.
View intermediate lesson →C1–C2Challenge the experience economy, bragging rights, authenticity and whether materialism has simply taken a new form.
View advanced lesson →