План-конспект
открытого урока по теме “Family Matters”(УМК “English X”, авторы О.В.Афанасьева, И.В.Михеева)
Дидактическая:
систематизация знаний, умений и навыков по теме
Развивающая:
развитие и совершенствование навыков практического владения структурами
английского языка по всем видам речевой деятельности
Воспитывающая:
повысить интерес к духовным ценностям, воспитание высоконравственной позиции к
социальным явлениям
Оснащение урока: мультимедийный проектор, компьютер, презентации учителя и
учащихся к проектам (проектная деятельность), раздаточный материал
Ход
урока
I
Организационный момент
II Введение в тему. Определение темы и задач урока (описание
слайда 1,2)
III Актуализация имеющихся знаний
a) Should
the word “matters” in the title be read as a noun, as a verb or possibly both?
(слайд 3)
Matter, n.
- вопрос, дело
To
matter, v. – иметь значение
Discussing
family matters involves a lot of other topics (слайд
4).
During the lesson we`ll speak about marriage, wedding ceremonies and children`s
upbringing.
Слайд 5 Монологические
высказывания уч-ся по цитатам (слайд 5)
b) The
popular saying says, “Blood is thicker than water”. What does it mean?(слайд
6)
c) There
are few people without kith or kin. Let`s see if you know who your kinsfolk
are.(слайды 7,8)
IVСистематизация
о обобщение знаний по теме
I see you know your
kinsfolk very well.
а) Чтение
текста упр.IV, стр.66 (рабочая
тетрадь) и его обсуждение (групповая работа: 1-работа по карточкам с
взаимопроверкой по образцу (слайд 9), 2-обсуждение проблемных вопросов по теме)
b)
The definitions of a family today and a family in the past are far from
similar. Even 50 years ago families had rules that were stricter and families
were closer in the sense of a relationship.
The period of Queen`s
Victoria reign is called Victorian in the history of the UK. Let`s listen to
the project on ”Victorian Family Life”
c) Презентация
«Victorian Family Life». Task: listen and choose the best title for the text
(слайд 10)
V Чтение тематического текста (упражнения в формате ЕГЭ) Match the paragraphs and the questions.
Заполнение ассоциограммы «Patterns of Family»(слайд
11)
VI Презентация «Wedding Ceremony in Britain”
и выполнение тестового задания (слайд12, 13)
a)
Marriages are made on heaven but occur on earth. Wedding traditions and customs
vary greatly between cultures, ethnic groups, religions, countries and social
classes. Wedding is the most special day in anyone`s life.
b) When couples have
their first born child they become parents and face an utterly new stage in
their lives. They have to raise their kids and do their best to develop their children`s
minds.
a
project “Children`s Upbringing in Ossetian Families.”
VIIРефлексия:
написание синквейна
Cinquain is a short poem which appeared in the USA under the influence
of Japanese poetry. It consists of 5 lines: a noun, 2 adj., 3 verbs, a
word-combination, a sentence. (слайд
14)
VIIIПодведение
итогов
I hope you`ve enjoyed our lesson. Now you have an idea of what a family is,
what types of marriages and families there are, what wedding traditions and
ceremonies different people have.
VIII
Home Task: to make a presentation or to give a talk
on wedding ceremonies of different peoples.
Appendix
Match
the paragraphs and the questions. One question is extra.
1. What
alternatives are there to the traditional family unit?
2. What
exactly is a family?
3. Who
are your kinsfolk?
4. What
functions does a family serve?
1 The family is the basic building block of societies
across the globe. But what exactly is meant by the word? One might think the
answer is obvious- a husband and wife or a mum, a dad and their kids- but these
definitions would not cover all the different types of family which exist.
There are nuclear families, extended families, one- parent families and
families with adopted children.
Nuclear families are those which have a mother, a
father and their children (biological or adopted). The phrase “extended family”
describes a larger network of relatives- grandparents, great- grandparents,
uncles, aunts and cousins. In some cultures it is usual to find extended
families living together under one roof whereas in other cultures the nuclear
family household is the norm. One- parent families are those where one of the parents
is no longer part of the family unit, possibly due to death or divorce, leaving
the remaining parent with an unenviable task of bringing up the children and
trying to earn a living at the same time.
2 In sociological terms the traditional family unit
serves many purposes and has proved comparatively successful over time. The
extended family set- up is perhaps the most efficient from a sociological point
of view as it can provide protection from danger. There is safety in numbers,
after all! Traditionally the males of the family would provide shelter and food
for the females and young. The females would prepare the food and take care of
their babies. The older members of the group also benefited from the security
of the arrangement: they were sheltered from the elements by living within the
family home and could assist with caring for the children and preparing
foodstuffs until they themselves needed to be cared for- a task which could, in
turn, be carried out by the younger members of the group.
Nowadays, in developed countries, it is more and more
common to find nuclear families living individually, sometimes great distances
from other members of their family.
3 The traditional family unit still thrives today in
spite of the fast changing world we live in. Although fewer people live with
their extended families, transport has improved to such an extent that it is
relatively easy for even young families to fly half way round the world to see
relatives for important festivals such as Christmas.
When the extended family is not available people often
find their friends taking on a more important role in their family life,
perhaps acting as “uncle” or “aunt” figures in their children`s lives.
Single- parent families are becoming more and more
common these days, partly due to the fact that the stigma of having children
out of wedlock has largely been forgotten, and partly because divorcing an
unsatisfactory partner has become both more acceptable socially and easier
legally. The burden of caring for the children whilst working for a living is
sometimes alleviated, at least in part, by government subsidies.
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