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Практическая работа Реклама. 4 курс СПО

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Инструкционная карта № 4

на выполнение практического занятия по дисциплине
ОГСЭ.03. Иностранный язык
для обучающихся 3 курса всех специальностей

Тема: Реклама. Система автоматизированного проектирования.

Цели:

-Образовательная: ознакомление с новой темой, навыки письма, умение работать со словарем.

- Воспитательная: прививать студентам любовь и уважительное отношение к английскому языку, толерантность к иноязычной культуре.

- Развивающая: развивать навыки работы со словарем; повышать интерес к английскому языку; расширять кругозор студентов. Развивать умение анализировать, обобщать, выделять главное в процессе учебной деятельности, работать в коллективе и самостоятельно.

Норма времени: 2 акад. часа.

Оснащение рабочего места: англо-русский и русско–английские словари, раздаточный материал (инструкционные карты, словари), комплект инструкционно-технологических карт, посадочные места по количеству обучающихся; рабочее место преподавателя.

Компетенции, умения и навыки, которыми должны овладеть обучающиеся:

ОК4,ОК5,ОК6.

Литература:

  1. Брейгина М.Е. О контроле базового уровня обученности // Иностранные языки в школе. - №2 -1991.

  2. Временный государственный образовательный стандарт, -общее среднее образование. Министерство образования РФ и лаборатория обучения иностранным языкам, Россия, академия образования, М., 1993.

  3. Денисова Л.Г., Симкин В.Н. Об итоговом контроле обученности иностранным языкам // Иностранные языки в школе. - №2 1995.

  4. Королева О.Л., Пыстина Н.В. Использование тестирования в старших классах. // Контроль в обучении иностранным языкам в средней школе: Кн. для учителя: Из опыта работы / Ред.-сост. В.А. Слободчиков. -М.: Просвещение, 1986.

  5. Голицинский В.Г. «Практическая грамматика английского языка»

  6. “Oxford Student’s Dictionary of Current English”, A.S.Hornby

  7. “English for Colleges”, T.A.Karpova, Москва


Ход занятия


Advertisement – Реклама

What is advertising?

Advertisement is a marketing tool used to raise public awareness of a certain object. The main purpose of advertisement is to gain an interest of a prospective client in a product.

Functions of advertisement

One of the main functions of advertisement is to attract public interest to something. It is also used to maintain this interest and constantly remind us of a product or a service. Along with that, advertisement is a good way to inform people of a brand or a company.

Types of advertisement

With the development of mass media a lot of different types of advertisement have appeared. Depending on a purpose, advertisement can be political, commercial or social.

According to the place, it can be outdoor and indoor. Advertising on TV, radio and in newspapers is, without any doubt, something that everyone is familiar with.

Advantages and disadvantages

The main advantage of advertising is that it helps to generate sales. Thanks to advertising we learn about new products and services. 

On the other side, advertisement is beyond our control. We cannot fully eliminate it, because it is everywhere. 

Role of advertisement in our life

It is not just an economic role advertising plays in our life. It influences on and forms our views and preferences. Besides, it makes us aware of a technological progress and development of other parts of our life.


Advertising techniques

Advertising does two main jobs. It tells people about something, like a product or a service and it also works to make people want to buy the product or service.

Ads (advertisements) do their jobs in many different ways. Many printed ads have headlines or boldly printed words that make people stop and read them. The headline may promise something that the reader wants, like a good price. Other headlines may carry the announcement of a new product.

Some ads use slogans that are used over and over again .They are easy to remember and often use a catchy phrase. Sometimes slogans are not related to the product.

In many ads a famous person talks about a product and tells why they use it. This person may be an actor, a model or a well-known athlete. Or they may just be an average user of a product.

Ads also compare a product with another one of the same type. The ad points out why a product is better.

Some ads feature cartoon or product characters. They may appear in an ad over a long time. The characters become well known and people identify them with a product.

Repetition is one of the most basic techniques used in the advertising business. Advertisers broadcast their commercials several times a day for days or weeks to get the message across. When people see an ad more often they may be more likely to accept the message and want the product.

Advertising media

Advertising gets to people through different forms of communication. Newspapers, magazines and direct mail belong to print media. TV, radio and the Internet are among the most important electronic media.

Newspapers

Almost half of a newspaper is made up of ads. Local papers have ads of local companies, but nationwide newspapers also advertise products that are sold all over the country. Most papers are published daily so new ads, like products on sale or movie openings can be placed every day. Newspapers sell advertising space in all sections of their paper. In most cases ads of products will be put in the section they are related to.

Display ads are big ads that can take up from a few cm to a full page. They have illustrations, headlines and lots of information on a certain field.

Classified ads appear in a separate section of a newspaper. Most of them only have a few lines and list homes, cars for sale, furniture or other things that private people want to sell or buy.

Magazines

Magazines mostly appear all over the country and are used by national advertisers. In contrast to newspapers they are read when people have more time. They are kept for a few weeks or even months. Better printing quality and colour ads are among the advantages of magazines.

Many special magazines are made for groups of people. The ads that appear there are especially for these groups. A computer magazine, for instance, may have many ads related to computers, printers or scanners.

Direct mail

Direct mail consists of leaflets, brochures, catalogs or letters, that are mailed directly to people. Mail-order companies profit from this kind of advertising. Some mailing lists send information to all the people others only have special lists according to the jobs that people have or their age or income. Direct mail costs a lot of money, but advertising companies can be sure that they will reach the people.

Radio

Local advertisers place about 70 per cent of advertising on the radio. An advantage of radio is that people listen to programs while doing other things. In some cases radios are on the whole day. Commercials last about 30 seconds. Radio stations are more specialized in what they broadcast. One radio station offers pop music and has a younger listening audience; the other may broadcast classical music with older listeners. The ads can be chosen according to the group of people who listen.

Outdoor signs

Large colourful outdoor signs can easily catch the attention of by-passers. But these ads must be short and simple because viewers see them only for a few seconds.

The main signs are posters, billboards and electronic displays. Billboards are owned by local companies that rent them to advertisers. Sometimes ads are painted on buildings. Electronic billboards have large displays where ads change very quickly. They are the most expensive kind of outdoor signs.

Television

Television combines sound and moving images. It is one of the most expensive forms of advertising, but on the other hand it reaches a very wide audience. Advertisers buy time from TV stations to broadcast their commercials. This time is cheaper at times when fewer people watch TV, as in the early morning hours and gets very expensive during prime time evening shows. Sometimes advertisers pay a lot of money to get their ads on TV during special programmes, like the Olympic Games or the Super Bowl.

Infomercials have become very popular in the last few years. They are normal TV shows that focus on the sales of certain products. Details on how to buy the product (telephone numbers etc.) are repeated many times during the programme.

Some TV stations also sell advertisers product placements. For example a brand of pizza can a car can appear in a scene of a TV show.

Internet

Internet advertising is becoming more and more important. Especially young people spend less time watching TV and more time on the Internet. The Internet has the advantage of being available to people around the world at all times.

Ads range from banners to pop-ups. Companies that spend a lot of money on advertising often create their own Internet site for a certain product. Web users are often asked to fill out a form that asks them about their daily routines, where they live, how old they are, how much they earn etc. Companies use this information to find out what kind of people visit their websites. Sometimes ads are sent via email. Because a lot of unwanted emails (spam) are sent throughout the world many people don't like this.

Production of ads

Most companies hire special advertising firms that specialize in making ads.

The first step in making ads is to learn about the product and understand who uses it.

Information is gathered from customers. Market research takes a look at the customers' buying habits and conduct sample surveys. Researchers also try to find out how customers rate various brands of products.

Research also tries to find out why customers buy a product. For example, advertisers may find out that people buy a certain car because they want to impress their friends or show that they have a lot of money. The age, sex and social status of a consumer may also be important. They also try to find out where and when a product is sold best. Snowboards for example can probably be sold better during the winter time and in skiing resorts. It is also important to determine which kind of media is best to advertise the product.

People in the creative department develop ideas and themes. They prepare photos or images if an ad is to appear in newspapers or magazines as well as jingles and slogans if it appears on radio or TV.

When the ad is ready it goes to the media organization where it is run.

Regulation

Governments have made laws that protect consumers from misleading advertising. There are also laws that ban certain kinds of advertising. Tobacco advertising, for example, is not allowed on TV in the USA and in many European countries. Some rules are directed at children's ads where the use of violence or dangerous activity is often not allowed.









Подведение итогов занятия.

Критерии оценки:

«5» - слова написаны грамотно, допускается одна ошибка

«4» - есть незначительное количество грамматических ошибок (2-3)

«3» - значительное количество грамматических ошибок (5-6)

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