Education for the 21st century

Form: 8а				Date:
The theme of the lesson:				Education for the 21st century
The aim of the lesson:				Pupils say their opinion on the theme
The results:				А: to enlarge pupils` knowledge on the theme В: to enrich pupils`  lexicon through new vocabulary. С: Pupils discuss about the education in the 21st century
Criteria:				А: I  enlarge my  knowledge on the theme В: I  enrich my  lexicon through new vocabulary. С: I discuss about the education in the 21st  century
Module:				ICT, marking, youth ages, leadership.
Lesson equipment:				Presentation, projector, netbook, papers with tasks
The procedure of the lesson:
Stages of the lesson	Time	Teacher`s activity						Pupil`s activity
Organization moment	8 min	Good morning pupils -         Who is on duty today? -         Who is absent? -         What date is it today? -         What day is it today? Dividing into  3 groups: What can you say about the Education for 21st century   Let`s check up your home.   I check your home task with the method “Sticker`s dialogue”						Pupils choose the pictures then dividing into 3 groups.
Brainstorming	3 min	Let`s solve 1. At this subject you can learn how to use computer. (IT)  2. At this subject you can run, jump, play football or tennis. (PE)  3. At this subject you can study nature and do some experiments. (Science)  4. At this subject you can paint your favourite pictures. (Art)  5. At this subject you can read stories, novels and poems. (Literature)  6. At this subject you can travel from our days to 2nd, 3rd or 12th centuries.(History)  7. At this subject you can count and write figures. (Maths)  8. At this subject you can learn to speak, to read, to write in foreign language. (English)  New words Educator –  a person who provides instruction or education, a teacher To creat – құру, жасау, жарату Science – ғылым To consider – қарастыру, ойлау To clarify – нақтылау, түсіндіру To examine – зерттеу, тексеру, сынау To require – талап ету
Main part	18 min 3 min	Today we will do a lot of work and of course we continue to speak about school Reading: The Role of Education in the 21st Century Our world is changing, and in order to prepare our children for this new world we need to change the way we educate them. In the 21st century educators must create a curriculum that will help students connect with the world and understand the issues that our world faces. There are many skills that children will need in order to be successful in the 21st century. Education has always been important to national life in England. Many kings, queens and several governments tried to improve it. But the present-day system of education was formed in the twentieth century. INTRODUCTION  In modern times, when science and technical knowledge are progressing so fast, governments of countries living a complex modern life cannot but pay much attention to their national education systems to keep leading positions in the world ranks.   English education is considered to be one of the best in the world. It is not a secret that a lot of children and young people dream of studying in England. Parents understanding that a modern person should be well educated to be a success send their children to the best schools and colleges of the United Kingdom.        And what is it that makes it so popular all over the world? That is the question which I will try to answer in this paper.    To clarify the subject I need to answer some fundamental questions such as: What are the main steps in the history of English schools? What types of schools are there and how do they meet the needs of pupils of different abilities and encourage pupils to study seriously? For how long do English children go to school and how their results in studying are measured?        I will show what the system of the 21st century is.      So, let us examine some of sources of information and try to answer these and some other questions.   Today’s England has a reputation for scientific research and education is extremely important in this country.   British children are required by law to have an education until they are 16 years old.    Education is compulsory, but school is not, children are not required to attend school. They could be educated at home.    Section 7 of the 1996 Education Act states: "The parent of every child of compulsory school age shall cause him to receive efficient full-time education suitable- (a) to his age, ability and aptitude, and  (b) to any special educational needs he may have, either by regular attendance at school or otherwise."    Full-time education is compulsory for all children aged between 5 and 16 (inclusive) across England. This can be provided by state schools, independent schools, or homeschooling.    About 94 per cent of pupils in England, and the rest of the UK, receive free education from public funds, while 6 per cent attend independent fee paying schools or homeschooling.    Education is an important part of British life. There are hundreds of schools, colleges and universities, including some of the most famous in the world. Eton is for boys aged 13 to 18 largely from aristocratic and upper-class families. It provides exceptionally fine teaching facilities, for example in science, languages, computing and design. There are two large libraries and a number of well stocked subject libraries. Every student can choose his own academic tutor to supervise his work. Sing a song: “They are teaching”                                                                                                    What school is teaching. 1.To write words like Motherland In a neat and knowing hand School is teaching, school is teaching, school is teaching. Add up figures with a run Not to tease a younger one School is teaching, school is teaching, school is teaching. 2.How to build a house for birds And correctly spell the words School is teaching, school is teaching, school is teaching. To be kind and care the books, Mind our way and mind our looks School is teaching, school is teaching, school is teaching. 3.To explain the grammar rules, Watch the raindrops hit the pools School is teaching, school is teaching, school is teaching. To obey as well as lead And to be a friend in need School is teaching, school is teaching, school is teaching						Pupils read the text, then translate how they understand the text Let`s sing the song
Conclusion	8 min 2 min	Well, let`s answer the questions with the method “Quick answer”. What is it that makes it so popular all over the world? What are the main steps in the history of English schools? What types of schools are there and how do they meet the needs of pupils of different abilities and encourage pupils to study seriously?  For how long do English children go to school and how their results in studying are measured?     Reflection:                     I liked the lesson. It was interesting and not difficult for me.                                      The lesson was interesting, but there were some difficulties.                                                                                       The lesson was boring, I haven’t learnt anything Home task:						Answer the questions. Pupils say their opinion about the lesson.
Is education in Britain compulsory for all children?			Have children to take any examination when they transfer to Secondary School?		What types of secondary schools are there in Britain? What are they?	What types of schools do you know?	What subjects does Pupils in all state schools in England  study?		When are attainment tests given?
When they are 16 they take  General Certificate of Secondary Education exams			Grammar schools, specialized schools		Yes, education in great Britain is compulsory	Chemistry, history, maths, geography, science	Primary, secondary, high schools		Yes, children take exams when they transfer to Secondary school
Is education in Britain compulsory for all children?			Have children to take any examination when they transfer to Secondary School?		What types of secondary schools are there in Britain? What are they?	What types of schools do you know?	What subjects does Pupils in all state schools in England  study?		When are attainment tests given?
When they are 16 they take  General Certificate of Secondary Education exams			Grammar schools, specialized schools		Yes, education in great Britain is compulsory	Chemistry, history, maths, geography, science	Primary, secondary, high schools		Yes, children take exams when they transfer to Secondary school