International organizations

Approved:

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Kyzylorda region, Shiely district

English teacher of

№ 148 school-gymnasium

Baiduisenova Zhansaya

LESSON PLAN

Teacher’s notes about the lesson (what will teacher and students do during the lesson?)

1. Introduction

1. Warm-up

• Before beginning the lesson they will answer the questions

• Have you ever heard about the British Council?

• Is there such an organization in Kazakhstan?

• What does it do in Kazakhstan?

• Where is the office of the British Council located in Almaty?

• Is it the only international organization in Kazakhstan?

1. Dividing the class into groups (two groups)

Divide the class with using numbers

1. Team work “Reading”

• Decide their roles

• Learn new words given above the text

• Read the whole text and speak about it

• To assess each other with saying praises

a) жоғары деңгейге көтеру, нығайту - promote [pra'mout] v

b) басқару, бақылау — supervise [ sju:psraiz] v

c) пайда келтіру, пайда алу - benefit ['benifit] (from) v

d) қолмен жасау, басқару - handle [hondl] v

e) қаржыландыру - finance ['fainsns] v

f) 1) телейтін салықтың, айыппұлдың өлшемін айту;

2) бағалау, білім денгейін белгілеу (анықтау) - assess [a'ses] v

THE BRITISH COUNCIL

The British Council is an independent organization which was founded in 1940 to promote educational, cultural and technical cooperation between Britain and other countries. The aim of the organization is to have long-term and worldwide partnerships and to improve international understanding. At present the British Council is working in 120 countries in the fields of English language teaching, education and training, academic and scientific exchanges, and social and economic development. In addition the British Council operates libraries and information centres around the world and also promotes British literature and the arts. The British Council’s UK headquarters are in London and Manchester from where it is supervised by a Board and man-
aged by a Director General. It receives about one third of its funding from the British government and earns the rest from the various services it offers to clients and from managing projects for other agencies, such as the World Bank. In the field of education and training, the British Council organizes international conferences for academics and administers examinations such as the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). This test, which assesses the knowledge of English language of people who want to study in an English speaking country, is accepted by universities in Britain, Australia, and North America. Around 23,000 people take the IELTS test each year.

Assessment

Assess with saying praises

1. Pair work “True/ False” sentences

Assessment:

Assess each other with using two stars and a wish

1. Expression of students about the lesson

What was difficult for you today?

Why was it difficult?

How can you solve this problem?