Методическая разработка урока английского языка 7 класс School education
методическая разработка по английскому языку (7 класс)

Этапы урока

Деятельность учителя

Деятельность учащихся

I. The beginning of the lesson

II. Pre-reading

For your future it is essential to have a good job. And to get a really good job you have to be well-educated. Today we’ll speak about education in English-speaking countries. You’ll read the texts about different kinds of schools, answer the questions and find out what is common in these texts.

1. What English-speaking countries do you know?

2. Look at the pictures and answer my question, please: What are these texts about?

3. Our theme is Education. Let’s make a spider-gram using key words for our theme.

1. Great Britain, the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada.

2. Schools, education in different countries.

III. While-reading

IV. Post-reading

V. The end of the lesson

4. Let’s brush up the pronunciation.

5. Match the words to form word combinations.

6.Divide into 3 groups and

answer the questions:

1. Is school education compulsory?

2. Is school education free?

3. What are the kinds of schools?

4. Do students wear uniform?

5. What subjects do students study?

6. Is discipline strict or not?

7. What is the quality of school education?

 -Look through the text №1. Match the two parts of the sentences

- Look through the text №2. Put the following statements in two columns.

- Look through the text №3. Mark the statements true or false.

-In private schools parents have to pay for their children’s education

-Most children in the USA attend state or public schools where education is free.

-The discipline is very strict.

-Students can’t choose the subjects they want to study.

-In American public schools students wear uniform.

-Some Americans think that students watch too much TV and do too little homework.

-Arrange the sentences in the correct order.

7. When you have answered the questions, find a partner from the other group. Compare your answers and swap information.

8. Answer my questions

-Do most children in Australia study in state schools?

-Where are ”Schools of the Air“ situated?

-How do students attending the “Schools of the Air” get a classroom experience?

-Are private schools in Great Britain very expensive?

-Is the discipline in public schools in Great Britain very strict or not?

-In some British schools uniforms are worn by all the pupils, aren’t they?

-Can students in the USA choose the subjects they want to study?

-What non-academic activities do American students take part in?

-Which schools in all countries are attended by most students: state or private ones?

 9. Now I think you are ready to tell us some words about school education in English-speaking countries. Use our spider-gram.

 10. Complete your Self-Evaluation Cards.

11. Tell me please, what have you done at our lesson?

I’m pleased with your answers. You were very creative. Your speech was fluent. Your work was good.  12.Your marks are:

13. Your homework is to make up a story about education in Russia. Fill in the table about school education in Russia.

Fill  

5.Private                 school

To wear                  uniform

Compulsory           education

To attend               classes

Means of       communication

Strict                      discipline

-Group1 reads about education in Australia.

     1. In Australia education is compulsory…

     2. In state schools of Australia education is…

     3. “Schools of the Air” are usually situated…

     4. Two-way radio and television help to learn…

     5.”Schools through the Mail-box” are for students who live…

     6. Subjects are divided into…

-at age 6-15

-free

-far away from the big cities

-the world around them

-far from any school in the area

-one or two-week units

-Group2 reads about education in Great Britain.

British state school

British private (or public)

school

-The education is free.

-The education is very expensive

-Uniforms are based on what was worn over a hundred years ago.

 -They are famous as the place where some prominent    

people got their education.

-They are attended by 95% of British students.

-Girls and boys study together.

Group3 reads about education in the USA.

true

true

false

false

false

true

-43 million pupils go to public schools and another 6 million are in private schools.

-In private schools education is not free.

-The relations between students and teachers in state schools are democratic.

-In American public schools students wear whatever they want.

-Some Americans think that students watch too much TV and do too little homework.

7. Find a partner from the other group and compare the answers.

8.

-yes

-in the areas far away from the big cities

-use a two-way radio

-yes

-strict

-yes

-yes

-sports, drama clubs, school newspaper or radio

-state

9. Students tell about school education in English-speaking countries.

11. Students say:

-We have read the texts about school education in English-speaking countries.

-We have answered the questions.

-We have told about school education in Australia, Great Britain and the USA.

№

QUESTIONS

Yes

4

Almost

3

More or less

2

Not quite

1

No

0

1

Was I prepared enough?

2

Did I speak good English?

3

Did I look confident?

4

Was my speech effective?

In Australia education is compulsory…

the world around them

In state schools of Australia education is…

-one or two-week units

“Schools of the Air” are usually situated…

-free

Two-way radio and television help to learn…

-far away from the big cities

”Schools through the Mail-box” are for students who live…

-far from any school in the area

Subjects are divided into…

-at age 6-15