Урок по теме «Национальный характер» в 11 классе
Тема урока: National Stereotypes
Цель урока: Совершенствование навыков понимания иноязычной речи на слух.
Сопутствующие задачи: Совершенствования лексических навыков говорения. Развивающие цели: Развитие социокультурной компетенции. Развитие внимания.
Воспитательная цель: Воспитание толерантного отношения к национальному и культурному разнообразию мира.
Оборудование: учебное пособие для 11 класса для гимназий (авторы: Н.В. Демченко и др.), пособие «Учимся слышать и понимать английскую речь» Е.Б. Карневская и др., аудиозапись к пособию (Unit 3, In-Class Listening 1 “What are people like in Great Britain”), карточки с заданиями
Оргмомент. Введение в ситуацию иноязычного общения.
What are stereotypes? How are they different from generalizations? Why and how do stereotypes appear?
Определение темы и цели урока. Актуализация лексики по теме.
Do the crossword.
an ethnic group someone who thinks they are better or more important than others and behave in a way that is rude and to confident ready to allow the existence of opinions or behavior that one doesn’t necessarily agree with able to think of new, different or interesting ideas willing to consider new ideas, unprejudiced making a lot of noise worried and tense because of possible misfortune, danger respectful of the law and obedient behaving in a confident way in which you’re quick to express your opinions and feelings having the distinctive qualities of a particular group of people, type of person or thing relaxed and tolerant in attitude or manner feeling or showing respect working in a well-organized and competent way able to plan one’s activities efficiently a quality or characteristic, typically belonging to person vigorous and fresh, young respectful and considerate of other people showing great enjoyment, interest or approval not interested in serious ideas, strong feelings or other important things |
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Give examples of national stereotypes. Use the words from the crossword. Begin with the phrases:
It is said that…
It is believed that…
It is supposed that…
It is thought / expected that…
Why might these character traits be true? Do people belonging to one nation have a lot in common?
In what way do you think the British are similar / different? Let’s remember what nationalities the UK consists of.
Listen to the conversation and mark the following statements as True or False. (пособие, Unit 3, In-Class Listening 1 “What are people like in Great Britain”)
The conversation is between people coming from Great Britain.
Scotland and Wales have much in common.
The speakers do not agree with the national stereotypes they hear.
The Welsh speaker is living in London at present.
U-2 is a popular Irish dancing group.
The pop festivals in Ireland are more crowded than in England.
Динамическая пауза (stretching)
Listen to the first part of the recoding and from the words in the box below pick out the words that you hear.
| easy going greedy friendly great selfish self-conscious hardworking | outgoing mean relax love chatting generous proud hospitable | famous hot tempered talkative reserved tight with money lazy brilliant |
Listen to the second and the third part of the recording. Fill in the missing words in the sentences using the words from the box above.
I don’t think Welsh people are that ……………. though.
They are ……….. of the Welsh language and often speak it in shops and with friends.
What’s ……………. about Wales then apart from sheep and rugby?
People in Ireland aren’t as ……………about singing as they are in England.
Listen to the recording again focusing on the detail to answer the questions:
How does the Scottish person prove that people in Scotland are generous and hospitable?
Why do some people think the Welsh are unfriendly?
What is famous about Wales?
What did you get to know about Irish music traditions?
Рефлексия.
What have you learnt about stereotypes in Britain? Do you think national stereotypes give a true picture of a national character?
Homework: Write a mini-essay (about 10-12 sentences) on one of the following topics:
Do you think national stereotypes give a true picture of a national character?
Popular stereotypes about Britain and the British.
Why do stereotypes appear? Can it be dangerous to rely on them?
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