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Акимжанова Шолпан Амиргалиевн

The theme: Listening Comprehension “The Great Greek philosophers”
Grade: 10 “A”
Objectives:
1. To enlarge pupils” knowledge on the theme, to realize connection between subjects (history)
2. To develop critical thinking , lingual-cultural competence through listening, usage of lexis and grammar structures on the theme
3. To educate a habit to listen and to hear each other, to respect others opinion and be helpful
Visual Aids: cards, a tape-recorder, slides, an interactive board
Procedure
I. Organization stage
- Greeting
Teacher: Dear boys and girls I'm very glad to see you. I hope you are fine. So let's begin our lesson. The subject of today's discussion is very important. Today we are going to listen to the text and talk about Society and People. Things that people make with their hands pave the way to the future. Their ideas, hopes, ambitions are very often materialize. People’s spiritual life is as important as their physical comfort such as food or warm clothes in bad weather. Man has dreamt of a better life and a better society.
How do we call people who think of such societies? Can you remember any names of philosophers who tried to teach people to live happier lives? Where did they live? What did they teach? What qualities should a man have to become a philosopher? What sacrifices will a person have to make trying to change our society? We’ll try to answer all these questions at our lesson today.
II. Realization of meaning
Let's get down to the first task
Open your books on p. 64 Ex. 5 , read the task of it:
1. Listen to the text “The great Greek Philosophers” and do the task
2. Open your copybooks, write down the date. Listen to the text once more and write out the unknown words. Read the words.
3. Lets study the words:
- Virtue
- Thinker
- Encourage
- Upset
- Corrupt
- Reflect
- Doctrine
- Colleague
- Desire
- Warrior
Now I want you to match the words, read them and translate, Will you:

Well nothing
To upset the works
The development was
Was the logical structure
Explore kill
Reflect of the past
Doctrine of thought
Warrior to control
Learned corrupting
Studied various virtues
Made him the foundation
Through the views
Make the leaders
Wrote known
Check up yourself:
- Well-known
- To upset the leaders
- The development of thought
- Was corrupting
- Explore various virtues
- Reflect the views
- Doctrine
- Warrior of the past
- Learned to control
- Studied the logical structure
- Made him kill
- Through the works
- Make the foundation
- Wrote nothing
- Speaking:
a) work in pairs and ask each other questions:
1. Who was well- known in Athens in the 5 century BC?
2. Who was Socrates?
3. What was he famous for?
4. Why did he kill himself?
5. Did he write anything?
6. Whose pupil was Plato?
7. What were Plato’s famous writings?
8. What did these Dialogues reflect?
9. What virtues did they explore?
10. Aristotle was a pupil of Socrates?
11. Did he study science?
12. What was his key subject?
13. In what did he believe?
14. Who believed in the power of knowledge?
15. An ideal society it is….
- Writing:
a) Fill in the words
1. Socrates was the famous Greek …(thinker)
2. Plato’s works make the foundation of European … (philosophy)
3. Philosophers made a great influence on the development of …(thought)
4. They explore various ….(virtue)
5. Aristotle’s … (key) subject was human reason
6. People want to live in an ideal …(society)
- And now, the task for you:
a) Find ten words. You have only 5 minutes
V T B A N K E R P L
I A R I S T O T L E
R S O C I E T Y A A
T N R E S P E C T D
U S C I E N C E O E
E B F D P A T L U R
P H I L O S O P H Y
S O C R A T E S M O
Z C U T H I N K E R
A F M I O P L E H I

What have we learned about the Great Greek philosophers? Write your associations.
Oral practice: Speak about the Great Greek Philosophers
III. Reflexion
It is time to come to the conclusion. Make up cinquains about The great Greek Philosophers. It is a kind of poem consisting of 5 lines. The first line is a general word, the second line consists of two adjectives, the third line includes 3 verbs, the fourth line is the main idea of your poem and the last line is a synonym of the general word. You may work in groups. All your cinquains will be different. Read aloud your cinquains when you are ready.
Pupils Cinquains:
Socrates
Clever, famous
Argue, teach, encourage
Was a great philosopher
Thinker
Plato
Brave, well-known
Live, dream, make
He explored various virtue
Philosopher
Aristotle
Smart, interesting
Study, think, believe
Learn to control wishes
Person
IV. Conclusion
We have done a lot at our lesson. I'd like to thank you for good work at the lesson. I wish you good luck.
And now will your answer my questions, please?
How do you feel after the lesson?
What emotions do you feel?
Positive emotions: I feel…..
The lesson is over. See you later. Good-bye! .