Ұлыбританияның саяси жүйесі бойынша сабақ жоспары

Предмет: иностранный язык

Тема занятия:

Тип урока: урок-активизация лексики и развития умений и навыков чтения

Цель занятия

Учебная: познакомить с основами парламентского государства, с конституционной монархией.

Развивающая: развить умение понимать политическое устройство Британии, развитие догадки по аналогам с родным языком.

Воспитательная: осознание понятия “демократия”.

ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ

А. Наглядные пособия

фото, презентация

Б. Литература основная

Т. Аяпова English, newspapers, magazines

Содержание этапов урока (основные и необходимые методические пояснения и рекомендации)

I. Организационные вопросы

Greeting

Checking up the home task

II. Повторение пройденного материала

(виды контроля знаний)

The UK

How many countries does the UK have?Look at the map.

True or False:

1) The Queen Elizabeth II can offer and makes the laws.

2) The head of the state is Prime Minister.

3) The British Parliament and the British Government have the real power in the UK.

4) The British Parliament has three houses.

5) The House of Commons makes laws about the policy of the country, taxes.

6) The members of the House of Lords are elected every 5 years.

III. Изложение нового материала (методика)

How can you explain the words: «Every nation has the government it deserves» /J.D. Maistre/

Listen and read.

Which words do you understand? Find the Russian equivalents

What do you think 'democracy' means?

People rule (управляют) the country.

People say what they think.

People can live in any place they choose.

All people and authorities (органы власти) follow the constitution.

The Palace of Westminster consists of three parts: the Royal Apartments where the colour is gold, the House of Lords where the seats are red and the House of Commons where the seats are green. The Chamber of the House of Lords is also called the Parliament Chamber, because every year when the Queen comes to open Parliament, all three parts of Parliament come together here for the Queen's Speech. In fact, it's not really the Queen's Speech, because she doesn't write it. The Government writes it for her. In the speech the Queen tells Parliament about the Government's plans for the next year.

Oh, and that cushion is, actually, the famous Woolsack. And yes, there is wool inside it. It's a part of a very old tradition which started in the 14th century. It was put in Parliament to symbolise the importance of wool to the British economy at that time. The person who usually sits on the Woolsack is the Lord Chancellor. He presides over the House of Lords.

The House of Commons is where MPs make decisions on new laws. There are two statues, one on each side of the arch. Both of these two men were…