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Which of the arguments below are for, and which are against wearing school uniforms?
a School uniforms are expensive._
b If everybody wears uniforms, it's cheaper -students can't show off their trendy clothes._
c Uniforms are less comfortable than students' own clothes._
d Wearing compulsory uniforms limits students' freedom._
e There's more equality if everybody wears the same clothes._
Try to predict which of speakers A-D will be for, and which will be against wearing school uniforms.
A: teenage girl of 17
B: teenage boy of 14
C: a student's mother
D: a young teacher
LISTENING
INSTRUCTION:
You are going to hear four people talking about wearing school uniforms. Read statements 1-5 and match each statement to one of speakers A-D. There is one question that you can match to two speakers.
1. I never had to wear a uniform._
2. I can see some advantages of school uniforms.
3. I used to wear a uniform without protest._
4. Wearing uniforms has a psychological effect._
5. I don't believe uniforms make students look equal.
EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN
Choose and circle the correct variant.
INTERESTING FACTS ON EDUCATION
1) English-speaking kids are the world's biggest/smallest novel readers — but the most/least enthusiastic comic readers.
2) Japanese and South Italian kids are the best in the world at science/humanities and maths.
3) Three quarters of Chinese/Japanese kids read comics.
4)American adults/teens have spent more time than anyone in education.
5) There are 12/22 countries where more than half the population is illiterate.
6) Fifteen of them are in Africa/South America.
7) The men/women of Iceland earn two-thirds of their nation's university degrees.
8) More than half of Indonesia's primary/secondary school teachers are under 30 years of age.
9) Thinking of becoming a teacher? Head to Switzerland/Britain. Teaching salaries there start at $US 33,000.
10) Kids in Mali spend only 2/5 years in school. More than half of them start working between the ages of 10 and 14.
11) Teachers/nurses make up 7.8 percent of Iceland's labour force — and they only have to teach 38 weeks per year.
12) Central European men don't/do teach. 13) In Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, over 75 percent of lower secondary teachers are female/male.
«Chain Game»
Pattern: Р,: Essay — Р2: Write — Р3: Dictation — Р4: Difficult — Р5: Test — Р6: Multiple choice — etc.
Unscramble the types of schools:
imparry oschsol______________
necsodyar hcosol _______________
mnyasiag______________I
uclymse__________________
ivrpeat chsolos________________
Read the text and find there information about British:
— primary schooling;
— comprehensive schools;
— grammar schools;
— core subjects and the National Curriculum;
— the GCSE and A-level exams.
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