Презентация к открытому уроку в 8 класс "Mass Media"

Svetlana Larionova

WELCOME to our LESSON !

The motto of our lesson is:

“ He Who Owns the Information Owns the World ”

Match the words and definitions:

• A paper printed and sold usually daily or weekly with news, advertisements and etc.

a) It’s television.

2. The process of sending and receiving messages through the air; broadcasting programs for people to listen to.

b) It’s the Internet.

3. Broadcasting programs (the news, plays, advertisements, shows) for people to watch on their TV-sets.

c) It’s a tabloid.

4. A newspaper with small pages, many pictures and little serious news.

d) It’s a r adio.

5. A way to communicate with your partner who might be a thousand miles away using the computers (e-mails).

e) It’s a newspaper.

Test yourselves:

1-E

A newspaper is a paper printed and sold usually daily or weekly with news, advertisements and etc.

2 – D

R adio is the process of sending and receiving messages through the air; broadcasting programs for people to listen to.

3 –A

T elevision is broadcasting programs (the news, plays, advertisements, shows) for people to watch on their TV-sets.

4 -C

A tabloid is a newspaper with small pages, many pictures and little serious news.

5- B

T he Internet is a way to communicate with your partner who might be a thousand miles away using the computers (e-mails).

Translate the words:

• ежедневный -
• местный -
• сводка новостей -
• качественный -
• журнал -
• публиковать -
• выпуск, номер -

daily

local

round-up

quality

magazine

to publish

issue

Read and remember!

• информация -
• рубрика –
• статья –
• освещение в прессе –
• реклама
• заявлять (константировать)-
• обзор

information

heading

article

coverage

advertisement

to state

review

Make up the words:

• sloitabd
• shebroadets
• paneperws
• viewterin
• menttesta
• celatir
• mentnouncean

• tabloids
• broadsheets
• newspaper
• interview
• statement
• article
• announcement

Look through the two articles quickly. Guess which of the headlines go with these articles:

Building the Channel Tunnel

between England and France was

the biggest European engineering

project in history. A tunnel was

first suggested by French

Emperor Napoleon in 1802. Many

engineers produced plans in the

19 th century. In the 1880-s a start

was made to the tunnel. But two

world wars made the tunnel

dangerous for Britain.

Don’t leave your career planning

too late – the earlier you know

your future, the earlier you can

plan to make it happen! It’s good

if your parents believe in you and

your future. But also mind that

there are special centers which

help teenagers to plan their

future. Many of them now have

web sites on the Internet.

It’s time for reading! Read the text :

Complete each sentence with one of the words in the box:

It is not easy to fancy our life without newspapers , 1_____, 2_____, and reviews of all kinds. And what was 3_____ newspaper like? When was it made? The earliest newspapers appeared in 59 BC (before Christ) in Rome. It was a handwritten 4______ newspaper. It was very little only one 5______ . Julius Caesar ordered 6_____ them throughout the city to inform the people about 7 ______ events,8 _____, military conflicts and executions. In Europe printed 9 _______appeared in the 15 th century, when the letter press 10 _______ . The first daily newspaper in England was published in London in 1702. In 1784, The Pennsylvania Packet became the first daily newspaper of the United States. was invented, tabloids, newspapers, daily, to post, scandals, magazines, sheet, the first, political

It is not easy to fancy our life without newspapers, , and reviews of all kinds. And what was newspaper like? When was it made? The earliest newspapers appeared in 59 BC (before Christ) in Rome. It was a handwritten newspaper. It was very little only one . Julius Caesar ordered them throughout the city to inform the people about events, , military conflicts and executions. In Europe printed appeared in he 15 th century, when the letter press . The first daily newspaper in England was published in London in 1702. In 1784, The Pennsylvania Packet became the first daily newspaper of the United States.

Look at the picture and relax!

What two main kinds of newspapers are there in Britain ?

What are the difference between broadsheets and tabloids?

The more we read the more we know! The more we know the cleverer we are! Don’t you mind being clever! If you were intelligent, we would be the happiest people in the world!

Homework:

Write your own article which you want to publish in tabloids or broadsheets.

The theme of your article is

“ World wild Net”

(100-120 words)

Thank you for your work !

Good Day!