Проект : «Современная семья. Центр разрешения Конфликтов»
презентация к уроку по английскому языку (10 класс) на тему

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Modern Families Conflict Resolution Center 1. Modern families in England, USA and Australia Before you read Who do you live with? Do other members of your family live near you, or do you have to travel to see them? Tell about Russian families. Vocabulary Read some personal examples from the English speaking world . 2. Statistics from the the English speaking world. Students find statisrtcs about Russian families. Discuss and compare the statistics of different kind of families and countries. 3. What causes the family conflicts. Vocabulary. Speaking . 4. Conflict situations depend on the family relations. Discussion. 5. Unreal conditions for advice and Past conditions for regrets. Grammar rules and exercises . 6. Listen , discuss and write some advice how to resolve a conflict between the children in the family. 7. Conflict Resolution Center. Create Conflict Resolution Center by forming groups (up to 5 people in each one). In every group students tell their stories about a conflict then the group picks one the situations. 8. To be continued.

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Everyday Life Topic ► Families Countries ► UK USA Australia Vocabulary ►Family members

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Vocabulary Match the words to the difinitions. a. smb that is married to one of your parents, but isn’t your parent 1.ex-wife/ex-husband 2.late wife/husband 3.second wife/husband 4.stepmother/father 5.stepsister/brother 6.half-sister/brother b. smb who has the same mother, or the same father, as you, but not both parents c. smb that you were married to in the past who is now dead d. the child of smb that is married to one of your parents e. smb that you were married to in the past but are now divorced from f. smb that you marry when have already been married to smb else before

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Modern Families Personal Examples My name is Meera, and I live in Wolverhampton, near Birmingham, in England. I live with my parents, my brother and my sister. My grandparents live next door. My mum was born here in Britain, but my grandparents moved here from India in the 1960s when my dad was a little boy. My dad has two sisters – Auntie Sunita and Auntie Rani. Auntie Sunita lives in the same street as us, and auntie Rani lives in Birmingham, which is only 15 miles away. They’re both married, and I’ve got five cousins. We see them almost every week. Someone is always visiting our house, or we go to Birmingham to see them. Two years ago we all went to India to see our family there.

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Modern Families Personal Examples I’m Callum, and I live with my parents in Cambridge, in the east of England. We moved here when I was five because of dad’s job, but my mum comes from the North of England and Dad comes from Scotland. I’ve got a granny in Edinburgh and a granddad in Yorkshire. And I’ve got two cousins who live near London, because that’s where Dad’s sister and her husband live. We see my cousins about three times a year, and we go to Edinburgh every New Year, but I can’t remember when I last saw my granddad in Yorkshire. He always sends me presents, though!

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Modern Families Personal Examples I’m Ben, from Portland, Oregon, and my family is a bit complicated! I’ve got a sister called Ella, but three years ago my parents got divorced and now both of them are re-married. We lived with my mom, Julie, and my stepfather, Bob. Bob’s got a daughter called Daisy, but she doesn’t lives with us, she lives with her mom. My father’s name is Pete. He and his second wife have just a baby boy, Charles, so I’ve got a new half-brother!

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Modern Families Personal Examples Trudi My name’s Trudi, and I’ve got a sister called Beth. Our mum and dad are divorced, so we live with just our mum in the suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. Our dad has an apartment in the centre of town, and we spend every other weekend there. After school every day we go to our grandma’s house and have a meal there, because our mum doesn’t finish work until 6 o’clock. She collects us at half past six, except on Wednesday evenings when we go swimming with our dad.

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Traditional family What is a traditional modern family nowadays? With more and more couples choosing not to get married, and with the number of divorces and second marriages increasing, the idea of the “traditional family” (two married parents an average of two children, grandparents living nearby) is rapidly disappearing in some countries. Here are some personal examples and statistics from the English-speaking world. Families In the USA In the UK Marriages that end in divorce 50% 33% Families with only one parent 25% 25% Children who live in a single-parent home at some time 50% 33% Children whose parents aren’t married 33% 40% Single parents who are men 10% 10%

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Families In the USA In the UK Marriages that end in divorce 50% 33% Families with only one parent 25% 25% Children who live in a single-parent home at some time 50% 33% Children whose parents aren’t married 33% 40% Single parents who are men 10% 10%

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Conflict can be a consequence of the family difference and relations Single parent family Step family Family in divorce Full family

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Vocabulary Match the words to the difinitions 1.Provide 2.Support 3.Discovery 4.Confident 5.Criticise 6.Get on 7.Contrary 8.Relax b. to calm down or rest a.to have comfortable or friendly relations c. the opposite opinion, advice d. finding or learning something f. to indicate the faults of something e. a feeling that one can rely on oneself g . to help by approval, simpathy or by giving money h. to offer food, information, help

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Reasons of family conflicts Lack of communication Misunderstanding Unfair punishment No sense of humour Daily routine duties Unequal rights with other members od the family Money problems No sympathy for the feelings of others Lack of free time

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Second and third conditional CONDITION if +past sipmle/ RESULT would (not) + infinitive If we moved out of the city, we would be faster. If he wasn't so miserable, he would have more friends. If I were you, I would get more exercises. CONDITION if +past perfect/ RESULT would (not) +have+ past participle If I hadn't got the job, I would have stayed in London. If we had arrived on time, we would have flown to Majorca. If he hadn't stolen the money, he wouldn't have lost his job.

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Say what you would do if... If I (see) some schoolboys beating a smaller boy, I (try) to stop the violence. If my brother (break) my MP3-player, I (forgive) him. If I (listen) what my friend says attentively, I (not to agree) with him/her. He (buy) a better car if he (have) enough money. If I (be) Geraldine, I (tell) her son to leave home. If I (be) you, I (have) a holiday.

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Say what you would have done if... If I (see) them, I (stop) them. If he (blame) me, I (no to talk) to him. If she (punish) the boy, he (cry). If he (hear) your joke, he (tell) you his opinion. If she (interrupt) them, she (to be called) an intolerable person. If I (know) about his family conflict, I (not to be) so strict to him. If you (answer) this question correctly, you (pass) the exam last year.

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Rewrite the sentences I'm not rich, so I can't buy you a car. He hasn't got any money so he can't go on holiday. He behaved badly and got into trouble. People suffer when their rights are not respected. The students didn't listen to the teacher and didn't understand the task. They didn't follow the laws of co-existence and had to divorce.

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Finish the sentences If I were you, … If I saw her crying, … If you had studied hard, … If you hadn't shouted, … If I didn't have so many responsibilities at home,... If you had a sense of humour, … If you had been punished unfairly, … If I had nobody to rely on, ...

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Listening Who are: Rachel? Louise? Richard? What is James’s opinion of Richard? Who is the oldest child in the house? Why doesn’t James like Louise’s behaviour? What does their mum say when James and Rachel complain about Louise? What happens when they have an argument with Louise?

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Write some advise how to resolve the conflict When people have problems, the first thing to do is to talk... To solve the conflict, think about it first. Be calm, confident... I would like to tell you how I resolved a conflict.

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Conflict Resolution Center Consider: Sharing things, a room, a flat Everyday life and activities (staying out late, homework, housework) Relationships between people (jealousy, anger, etc) Think of the conflict situation from your experience, a book or a movie. Describe the situation. When and where did it take place? Who were the people involved in the conflict? What did they say, think, feel? Discuss how to resolve the conflict. First say your ideas. Then rewiev the ideas with the group to pick the best solution. If one idea doesn't stand out as the best, have the group vote. Role-play the situation and the solution to whole class The whole class discusses the solution. Is it effective? Are there other ways to solve the problem?