Ұлыбритания экономикасы туралы 10-сынып сабақ жоспары

Сабақтың жоспары

План урока Пән Предмет

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Топ группа Тақырып Тема Economy of Great Britain. Мақсат Цели Білімділік Дидактическая to enlarge students’ knowledge on the theme, talking about Economy of Great Britain, to enrich vocabulary and to pay attention to pronunciation. Дамытушылық Развивающая to develop listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, to improve speaking skills on the texts, to develop basic knowledge in economy. Тәрбиелік Воспитывающая to educate a comprehensive person, to teach them to share their own opinion. Сабақтын типі (тұрпаты) Тип урока

Combined lesson. Lesson formation of skills of reading and transfer.

Сабақтын әдісі Метод обучения

Practical method.

Корнекілік Оснащение

Textbooks, pictures, slides

Сабақтын барысы Ход урока 1. Бағдарлану – мотивациялық блок Мотивационно – ориентировочный блок Сабақтың тақырыбын шығу, жазу Выход на тему, запись темы урока Good day, students!I am glad to see you. Sit down, please. Who is on duty today? Who is absent?Thank you, sit down.

Оқу мақсатын қою Постановка цели, задач урока to enlarge students’s knowledge on the theme

Сабақтың барысымен танысу Знакомство с ходом урока Білім жаңғыртуы Актуализация знаний Economy of Kazakhstan.

2. Жана материалды мазмұндау (баяндау) Изложение нового материала Economy of Great Britain is one of the world's leading industrialized nations. It has achieved this position despite the lack of most raw materials needed for industry. Great Britain also must import about 40% of its food supplies. Thus, the country's prosperity is heavily dependent upon the export of manufactured goods in exchange for raw materials and foodstuffs. The per capita national income in 1991 was $15,900. In the early 1990s, manufacturing industries accounted for about a quarter of the gross domestic product, followed by financial industries, trade, transportation and communications, services, construction, mining and public utilities, and agriculture. Service industries employed about 60% of the workforce, while manufacturing accounted for just over 25%. Within the manufacturing sector itself, the largest industries include machine tools; electric power, automation, and railroad equipment; ships; motor vehicles and parts; aircraft; electronic and communications equipment; metals; chemicals; petroleum; coal; food processing; paper and

printing; textile; and clothing. During the 1970s and 80s, nearly 3.5 million manufacturing jobs were lost. However, over 3.5 million jobs were created in service-related industries. This trend reflects a shift in Great Britain's economic base, which has benefited the southeast, southwest, and Midlands regions of Great Britain. Other areas, such as northern England and Northern Ireland have been hard hit by the changing economy. In the mid and late 1980s, the overall economy grew and unemployment decreased, but economic conditions again worsened in the early 1990s, with unemployment rising to 9.4% by 1992. The country's chief exports are manufactured goods, machinery, fuels, chemicals, semi-finished goods, and transport equipment. The chief imports are manufactured goods, machinery, semi-finished and consumer goods, and foodstuffs. Since the early 1970s, Great Britain's trade focus has shifted from the United States to the European Community, which now accounts for over 50% of Britain's trade. In addition, Commonwealth nations account for 11% of Great Britain's trade. Germany, the United States, France, and the Netherlands are Britain's main export markets. The country accounts for