Активизация ЛЕ по теме, проверка домашнего задания
3 мин
Повторение и закрепление грамматических конструкций
3 мин
Систематизация знаний по теме «Система образования в Великобритании» (работа с таблицей, ответы на вопросы)
5 мин
Систематизация знаний по теме «Система образования в России» (работа с таблицей, выполнение тестового задания)
3 мин
Защита проектов «Моя школа» (представление презентаций), вопросы аудитории
8 мин
Тренировка монологической речи, высказывания по проблемной тематике
2 мин
Выполнение задания на аудирование
5 мин
Объяснение домашнего задания
2 мин
Подведение итогов урока, выводы, оценки
3 мин
Заключительная песня
3 мин
Ход урока
Организационный момент
T.: Hello, my dear! I’m glad to see you. How are you? You must be tired after all you lessons, but I hope our lesson will be interesting. We are going to speak about Education in Great Britain and Russia.
Education is very important in our life. An educated person knows a lot about many things. He always tries to deepen and improve his knowledge. For educated people it is easier to stand up all difficulties and they have a purpose in their life.
But there is another point of view. Look at the screen. There is a comic poem about studying. Let’s read it one by one.
Students read.
Do you agree with the author? Why do you personally go to school? Is it important to study?
Students answer.
No, I don’t agree. It’s important to study. I go to school because:
It’s interesting
I like to chat with my classmates and teachers
Want to get a good job
Want to enter the University
Want to know about different spheres of life
School makes me polite, helps to understand other people
So, we come to a conclusion that it’s important and interesting to study. And now it’s high time to check your homework. I asked to make a poster “My perfect school” and learn by heart words from Word list, 3 module. Now we will find out how you succeed in it. The poster is great, I liked it very much! And let’s work with vocabulary.
You can see on the screen different school subjects. When the picture changes or becomes bigger you name the subject. Do you understand?
Students answer.
Add some other subjects to this list. And tell me which subjects do you like and which, in your opinion, are the most useful?
Students answer.
Now, let’s activate your vocabulary connected with education in general.
There are some words on the screen. I will give a definition or show you this and you will me the word. Ok?
Attend – the synonym to be present at classes or visit classes.
Cheat – act dishonestly during the exam or test
Fail – to be unsuccessful during the exam (not to pass)
Extra-curricular – activities or subjects which are not a part of the usual school course
Compulsory – if children must go to school to get secondary education, it means that secondary education is… .
Vocational – a course or school, that prepare you for a job
Comprehensive – a kind of school for students of all abilities
Break – a period of time between lessons used for rest or snack
Headmaster – a teacher who is in charge of school, the main teacher you may say
Education – the process of getting knowledge
Co-educational –a type of school for both boys and girls
3.Повторение и закрепление грамматических конструкций
Now let’s revise both vocabulary and grammar material. On previous lessons we studied with you future tenses and some other ways of expressing future. Look at the screen. The task is to fill in the gaps using the verbs in correct form. Be attentive with clauses of time and condition!
Students do the task.
Comment mistakes.
4.Систематизация знаний по теме «Система образования в Великобритании»
Now we will speak about education in Great Britain. We discussed with you stages of education, types of schools and other problems. Now let’s revise. You can see a table. Will you tell me what is the first stage? The next? Year 12 and 13 is …?
Now let’s answer some questions.
At what age do British children start and leave school?
In Great Britain,education iscompulsory between the ages of 5 and 16, but many children attend a nursery school before they are five.
What stages is British education divided into?
At the age of five, children start primary school. Then, at the age of eleven, they begin their secondary education. When children are 16 they can continue their education in the Sixth form. Having passed A-level at the age of 18 they get an opportunity to enter the University.
What types of schools are there in Britain?
Most schools are comprehensive, but before the 1960s there had been grammar, technical and secondary modern school. Grammar schools provide a mainly academic education, while technical schools provide both general academic education and emphasize on technical subjects. Grammar schools are usually single-sex, and comprehensive schools are mixed.
Are all schools free?
Most children go tostate schools, which are maintained by the government and free of charge, and only about 6% attend fee-paying private or independent schools. Around 550 most expensive schools in Britain are commonly known as public schools. Most of them are boarding, single-sex, where the education is of a high quality and the discipline is very strict.
How many terms are there in a school year?
A school year is divided into three terms, three month each, named after seasons: autumn, winter and spring. The autumn term starts on the first Tuesday in September. In July school break up for eight weeks.
What are the marks children get at school?
Each school day is divided into periods of 40-50 minutes, time for various lessons with 10-20 minutes' breaks between them. Pupils get marks: A, B, C, D and E. The best mark is A. The worst mark is E.
What exams do students have when they are 16? And 18?
The main exams are GCSEs (The General Certificate of Secondary education), which are taken by students of all levels of ability in any of a range of subjects. At 18 some students take A-level (the General Certificate of Education Advanced level (GCE A-level) examinations, usually in two or three subjects. It is necessary to have A-level in order to go to a university or Polytechnic. University students graduate after completing their first degree, usually in three years.
What do many young people do after leaving school? What does “gap” year mean?
A gap year(also known as year abroad, year out, year off) is a year during which students take time off and do something other than schooling, such as travel or work. The gap year is most commonly taken after secondary school and before starting university. The practice of taking a gap year developed in the UK in the 1960s.
6. Систематизация знаний по теме «Система образования в России»
Now look at the system of education in Russia. I will show a picture and you should match it to a certain stage of education.
And here you can see some statements. You should decide if they are True or False.
1. The right to be educated in Russia is guaranteed by the Constitution. (True)
2.Education in Russia is compulsory between the ages of 9 and 16. (False)
Education in Russia is compulsory between the ages of 7 and 17. But sometimes children go to school when they are 6.
3.After leaving the 9th form, students must continue their education at secondary school. (False)
After the 9th form pupils have to sit for examinations. Also they have a choice between entering the 10thform of a general secondary school and enrolling in a specialized secondary or vocational school.
4. Tuition in most of schools is free of charge, but there are some private schools which are fee-paying. (True)
5. Having received the secondary education certificate, pupils get the opportunity to enter any higher educational institution. (True)
6. Russian students study 7 years at University. (False)
Russian students study 5 years at University, if they want to become a specialist. If they are getting a Bachelor degree they study 4 years and then 2 years more to become a Master.
7. Защита проектов «Моя школа» (представление презентаций)
1) Canford school – film, presentation
2) Lyceum 26 – film, presentation
Lyceum 26
Dear guests, welcome to our school!
Lyceum 26 is a comprehensive co-educational state school in Podolsk, Moscow region. It was founded in 1989. Our school is one of the largest one in the city where approximately 1,600 students study. A great attention here is paid to teaching technical subjects, such as Physics, Maths and IT.
Having entered the building, you appear in a spacious hall where a cloakroom is situated. On the ground floor there are classrooms, a canteen, a gym and doctor’s consulting room.
Оn the first floor there are classrooms, teacher’s room, 2 gyms, a swimming pool, assembly hall and 3 museums. There is an excellent library in the lyceum. It combines a modern computer lab, where you can work with the Internet and a great collection of Russian and foreign literature. The main prides of the lyceum are museums. They are Museum of Fashion, Museum of Russian culture and Museum of Battle Glory. You can see here a great exhibition of the most wonderful dresses, trench art items, old Russian clothes and furniture.
Most of the time students spend in classrooms equipped with all necessary facilities and conveniences. Students have to wear a uniform.
As for education, lyceum gives a great opportunity to prepare for state exams properly, to develop student’s creativity and self-discipline. Almost 99 % of school-leavers enter the best Universities of Moscow.
There are a lot of extra-curricular activities in the lyceum. They are Theatre of Fashion, dancing and sporting circles, and a great amount of academic options.
Everything here gives an opportunity to achieve goals in our lives and to become successful in any profession.
Thank you for your attention and we are always glad to see you at our school!
