Открытый урок по английскому языку на тему: “Making the law”

The  theme of the lesson: Step 4  “Making the law”

Educational  objectives:  To talk about the political  system of Kazakhstan and 

                                           Great Britain, about  President  of Kazakhstan and his

                                            Museum , about Members of Parliament  of  GB. Revision

                                           of words of  political sphere

Developing  objectives:     To develop students’ reading skills

                                           To expand students’ vocabulary

                                      To develop students’ speaking and listening skills

Bring – up objectives:     To  teach pupils to respect  their  government, President

                                            and to be a good  person of their  country.

The  type  of the lesson:  mixed

Visual  aids:  active  board, slides about  President  and his Museum, the Government

                       of  Kazakhstan .

The  plan  of  the  lesson:

I.                  Organization   moment

II.               Solving the  crossword ( Revision of the  vocabulary )

III.            Checking  the  home  task.  Presentation  of  the  project  works.

a)      The President: the biography.

b)    Museum of the First President

IV.            Consolidation  of the previous  lesson. Making  the association.

V.               Reading  of the text “ Making  new  laws” Jigsaw  reading

VI.            Pre- reading tasks

VII.        Post reading tasks

VIII.     Revision of grammar .  Conditional   sentences.

IX.            Five  line  poem . Kazakhstan.

X.               Home  task

XI.             Giving marks  . End of the lesson.

                               The  procedure  of the lesson:     

I.                Organization   moment

  T: Good  morning.  Take  your places. Who is on duty today?

Who is absent? What date and day is it  today?

   II .     Solving the  crossword ( Revision of the  vocabulary )

T:  At the beginning  of our lesson  let’s solve the crossword  in order  to revise the  words of previous  lesson.

					L            5
B            1					a			L             7		D           9
r					w			e		e
e		S            3	S           4		m			g		c
a	L              2	i	t		a			i	S             8	l	E          10
k	a	z	a		k		H	s	t	a	n
	w	e	t		e		e	l	a	r	o
			u		r		a	a	b	e	r
			t				d	t	l		m
			e					i	e		o
								v			u
								e			s

III.Checking  the  home  task.  Presentation  of  the  project  works.

a)    The President: the biography.

Born in 1940 in the village Chemolgan near Alma-Ata In 1960 he graduated from college in Dneprodzerzhinsk, worked as a metallurgist in Temirtau. In 1972 became the second secretary of Karaganda regional Communist Party of Kazakhstan. In 1984 he was appointed Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Kazakh SSR.

In September 1989, Nazarbayev was elected chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Republic. In March 1990, became President of Kazakhstan.

December 1, 1991 Nazarbayev was elected president of Kazakhstan, having received almost 99% of votes. December 16, 1991, Kazakhstan was proclaimed an independent republic.

 Nazarbayev proposed economic program under which the country  by 2015 would have a democratic political system and a dynamic 'mixed' economy.

 In January 1999, Nazarbayev was reelected for a second seven-year presidential term, it receives about 80% of voters.

b)    Museum of the First President

Museum of the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan - is the museum of the newest history of Kazakhstan. It is created in 2004; the first visitors have come to the museum on March 2005.    Basic idea is the formation of the national sovereignty of republic and the historical role of its first President N.A.Nazarbayev in the building of the independent democratic state. Museum collection is organized in four funds and has 111 831 items. The number of museum fund is 7 201 units. The Library fund has 12 438 books. Archives fund has 92 192 units.Hall of "Silver hall". Exposure "Public recognition of the merits of N.A.Nazarbayev"  Dome hall - is one of the largest and beautiful hall of the Residences. The height of the dome is 14,5 meters. In this hall on December 10, 1997, the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan announced that a new capital city of our state would be Akmola.  3 floor. Hall. Exposure "Symbols of state of the Republic of Kazakhstan"

  Exposure the "Symbols of state" completes theme "Independent Kazakhstan". Main attributes of political independence and sovereignty of Republic of Kazakhstan are represented here: Flag, Coat of arms, Hymn and Constitution.

II.             Consolidation  of the previous  lesson. Making  the association.

 

                                                                   Independent, democratic,                             

President

                                                                                       social  state

Government

State  symbols                                                          

	Constitution

 

I group:     President

The President shall be elected by universal voting for a five-year term.

He can be elected for only 2 terms in a row. The powers of the President are enormous, but still they are limited by the Parliament. Regular elections of the President shall be held on the first Sunday of December. The inauguration - on the 2nd Wednesday of January.

A President can be a person who is not younger than 40 years old, not less than 15 years  resident of the R.K., has a perfect command of the state language.

  II group:     Constitution

We, the people of Kazakhstan, united by a common historic fate, creating a state on the indigenous Kazakh land, considering ourselves a peace-loving and civil society, dedicated to the ideas of freedom, equality and concord, wishing to take a worthy place in the world community realizing our high responsibility before the present and future generations, proceeding from our sovereign right, accept this Constitution.

    III group:     Government 

The Majilis shall consist of 107 deputies.  98 shall be elected in constituencies, 9 - elected from the Assembly of the Peoples of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The Senate shall be composed of 2 deputies from each oblast, major city and the capital of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 15 deputies are appointed by the President.

Elections take place every 3 years, ½ (one second) of members are replaced. The deputy may not be younger than 30 years old and is elected for a six-year term.

According to Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan  on 15 January 2012 early election of deputies of the Mazhilis of Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan of the fifth convocation to be elected based on party lists in the all-national election district was held. 7 political parties took part in election.

Based on the voting results based on party lists parliamentary mandates are distributed as follows:
People’s Democratic Party “Nur Otan” - 83 seats;
Democratic Party of Kazakhstan «AK ZHOL» - 8 seats;
Communist People’s Party of Kazakhstan – 7 seats.

III.         Reading  of the text “ Making  new  laws” Jigsaw  reading

T:  Before  reading  the text  pupils  do  the pre- reading  tasks.

First  of  all  I  want  to ask  you  some  questions :

1)    Who  is the head of  State?

2)    Who  makes new laws?

3)    What  can you tell us about the  House  of  Lords?

4)    What kind of  information  can you  give  us   about the  House  of  Commons?

5)    What  are  main  political  parties of GB?

Introducing  with  the new  words,  let’s do ex 12

1.     Constituency

2.     Nominate

3.     Deposit

4.     Purpose

5.     Publicity

6.     Violate

7.     Solve

8.     Complain

9.     Wage

T:  Now  you’ll  read the text in three  groups . try to understand your part of the text

then  each group try to give  the  theme  to their  part of the text and  discuss it in your group and at the end one of you try  to  give us a short information  about what you have read.

IV.         Post  reading tasks

a)    True  or False

1)    Britain  elections are usually fought  between political  parties.

2)    A candidate  hasn’t  to put down  a deposit and collect signatures  from residents.

3)    A candidate  who gets less  than 5 per cent  of the  total  votes loses his deposit.

4)    MPs don’t  help people  and try to  make sure their  rights under the law  are not violated.

5)    MPs  hold  an advice  bureau  in their  constituencies, where  people  can  go for advice.

6)    Members of  Parliament  have  been  paid  salaries since 1911.

b)    What  do these numbers refer to?

5,   650,   1911,   500,   1965

V.             Revision of Grammar. Conditional  sentences.

First,  second, third  conditionals

Work with the cards  ( 3 pupils  )

VI.         Five  line poem.  The word : Kazakhstan.

Pupils  write

1.     The noun -1

2.     The adjective-2

3.     The verb-3

4.     The  sentence -4

5.     The  synonym – 1

VII.     Home  task

Ex 13  answering the questions

To  write  project  work  on themes: “Making laws  in Kazakhstan”,  “ Political  parties in Kazakhstan”

VIII. Giving marks  . End of the lesson.

Speaker :  Let  me open our meeting. The  topic of our discussion will be “What  kind  of people  are elected  to Parliament  in GB ”

Could  you  give your  opinion  Mrs Aktoty?

A: