Задачи урока:
- Практическая: развитие коммуникативных умений
учащихся по теме Different jobs через развитие и совершенствование
умений аудирования, чтения и говорения.
- Развивающая: развивать воображение, творческое и
критическое мышление; развивать речевые способности, способность
логически излагать, развивать умения сравнивать, анализировать.
Ход урока
Part I.
T: Good morning! Sit down, please. How are you today? (P 1,2,3). I hope everyone is fine and now let’s begin our lesson.
Take your hand-outs and find task 1. Here you should match a word
from A with one from B to make five word combinations. You’ve got 20
seconds to do this task.
A |
B |
Get down to |
jobs |
A job |
advertisement |
different |
a profession |
professional |
work |
to describe |
qualities |
Now let’s check…
One of the word combinations coincides with the topic of our lesson. Can you guess what it is?
P1 – Different jobs
T – Yes, you are quite right! So the topic of our lesson today is
Different jobs (teacher writes the topic of the lesson on the
blackboard).
As you know there are a lot of interesting and useful jobs in the
world. Now I’d like you to listen to a poem about a job which is
difficult but noble and rewarding. But at first let’s read the words
from the poem that might be difficult to you:
Precious
Alight with pain
sensitivity and dedication
healing touch
Now listen to the poem [1] and guess what job is meant here.
There is no gift more precious than one's health. Happiness must rest upon that ground.
Alight with pain, no pleasure can be found,
Nor joy in love or beauty, words or wealth.
Know that I am grateful for your skill,
Your sensitivity and dedication.
Out of strength, I dreaded all sensation
Until your healing touch restored my will.
So, what job is described here? (P1 – the job of a doctor)
Right you are. Now repeat the poem all together, please (T – Cl). Now
you’ve got 1 minute to prepare good reading of the poem. (P2, P3).
Now answer my questions, please.
- What words help us to understand that the job of a doctor is described here?
- What is the most precious gift, in the author’s opinion?
- Why is the author grateful to the doctor?
All right. And what do you think about the job of a doctor? (P 1, 2, 3).
Part II.
Now look at the board. There are 3 jobs – a teacher, a referee and a
salesman. What qualities should people have to do these jobs? (P 1, 2,
3).
All right. Now I would like you to read 3 job advertisements [2].
Which job (a teacher, a referee or a salesman) is described in each
advertisement? In pairs, discuss your answers. Do you agree?
We offer a position which is difficult, requiring lots of skill and hard work, but which is never boring or repetitive.
You will be expected to travel and meet clients, and represent our
company and its products. We are looking for people who have lots of energy and an ability to work towards goals, people who are happy to work long hours and put in a lot of effort, people who never give up even when things are difficult. |
This is a new position in a modern institution. We seek applicants who are quick at making their mind up, who can be relied onto perform their duties reliably and who have a first degree from university. You will be working with young people in a job which is very satisfying, giving you a real sense of achievement. |
The FA are seeking fit under 35s interested in an exciting new career. It is a job that offers problems that really test your ability. At times it can put you under a lot of pressure and you need to be able to ignore criticism. However, it is a great opportunity to be involved with the nation’s most popular pastime. |
Write three words or phrases from each advertisement which helped you make your decision.
Now rewrite the phrases in italics in the job advertisements using
the adjectives below. You may need to use the verb to be in the correct
form. For example:
We offer a position which is demanding…
Before doing this exercise use your electronic dictionaries and find
translation of the words which you don’t know. You’ve got 6 minutes.
Now let’s check (P 1, 2, 3).
Describing a job:
Rewarding, challenging, mundane, demanding, stressful
Personal qualities:
Responsible, drive, hard-working, determined, decisive, thick-skinned, well-qualified.
Now look at the expressions which all use the word WORK. Let’s read
and translate them. Use some of the expressions to complete the
sentences below.
work long hours |
work shifts |
work overtime |
work flexitime |
in work |
out of work |
at work |
get down to work |
- Nurses have to … Sometimes they are … during the day, and sometimes through the night.
- In my company we … We can start at any time between 8 and 10 in the morning.
- Salesmen often …, starting early in the morning and finishing late at night.
- I usually finish work at 5, but I have to … finishing at 7 or 8, I don’t mind because I get paid more money.
- Before getting this job I was … for six months. It was boring and I had very little money. I’m glad that I’m … now.
- I’m finding it very difficult to … at the moment. I keep looking out of the window and day dreaming.
You’ve got 6 minutes. Now let’s check (P 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).
Now think and be ready to describe the most interesting or unusual
job you have ever heard about. You’ve got 4 minutes to think it over.
Use the words from the lesson. (P 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).
Part III.
Thank you. You’ve worked hard today and now let’s have a rest and sing a song.
(students listen to the song "Jobs” [3] and sing together with the singers).
To sum up, we shall do the following. Choose one job and write a sinkwein poem.
There is an example at the board:
Doctor
Caring, attentive
Examines, treats, cures
Helps people
Satisfaction
You’ve got 3 minutes to think it over. (P 1,2,3…)
Thank you for your work.
At home I would like you to write a job advertisement for the job
you described – 5,6 sentences. Thank you. The lesson is over. |