Открытый урок по теме "Стереотипы"
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Открытый урок

Тема: «Стереотипы»

Цель урока: познакомить учащихся с понятием стереотип и привести к мнению , что любой стереотип можно сломать.

Задачи:

- составить определение понятия «стереотип»;

- развитие коммуникативных способностей – выражать свое мнение

- развитие навыка работы в группе или парах;

Оборудование: проектор, раздаточные материалы.

                                                   Ход урока

1. Приветствие.
2. Организационный момент.
3. Введение темы. Произнести несколько примеров устоявшихся стереотипов. Например,

- People think I like pink because I`m a girl.

- People think all teenagers like playing computer games.

- People think I`m free at two o`clock  because I`m a teacher.

По приведенным примерам ученики догадываются, какой будет тема урока.

4. Чтение статьи «Что такое стереотип?».  Ученики самостоятельно читают статью, отвечают на вопросы : *What does stereotype mean? ( записывать идеи на доске ) Примерное определение должно получится Stereotype is a common belief about a group of people.

* Is stereotyping hurtful? *. Is it always correct?

       5.  Игра (ball game ) – назови ассоциацию . Учитель называет страну или национальность , а учащиеся первую ассоциацию, пришедшую на ум.. Отвечает тот ученик , кому учитель кинул мяч.

Страны – Scotland, England, Ireland/Irish, German, Brazilian, Japanese, Chinese, Greek, Italian, Hungarian, Swiss, Dutch.

6. Просмотр презентации, обсуждение устоявшихся стереотипов о некоторых народностях.
7. Работа по парам, выполнение заданий. Нужно подобрать начало и завершение утверждений, данных в таблице. Проверить варианты ответов. После, используя фразы для выражения своего мнения, выразить свое отношение к какому-нибудь стереотипу.
8. Работа в группах. Составить утверждения для стереотипа определенной группы людей. Каждая группа зачитывает свои примеры стереотипов, а другие угадывают их людей.
9. Подведение выводов: учитель задает ученикам вопросы * Should we judge some group of people by stereotypes? * Why is this topic important for us?
10. Итог. Мы делаем вывод что ,

Stereotype in society can be broken through education.  And we shouldn`t  judge before getting to know somebody.

Read the article.  

Stereotypes explain a commonly held thought about a group of people in general or a specific type of person. Such commonly held stereotypes, regardless of accuracy, include obese people eat too much, all Asians are adept at martial arts, or many homeless are lazy who also have alcohol or drug addictions. Although positive stereotypes do exist, they almost always generate negative associations.  

Stereotypes may seem laughable at first, yet they are difficult to ignore. Even worse, they slowly influence people. Over a long period of time, stereotypes become viewed as normal or typical, which then leads to prejudice and unfair treatment. People targeted by stereotypes may be unable to overcome these negative views. Society may also prevent them from succeeding in school or work.  

Read the article.  

Stereotypes explain a commonly held thought about a group of people in general or a specific type of person. Such commonly held stereotypes, regardless of accuracy, include obese people eat too much, all Asians are adept at martial arts, or many homeless are lazy who also have alcohol or drug addictions. Although positive stereotypes do exist, they almost always generate negative associations.  

Stereotypes may seem laughable at first, yet they are difficult to ignore. Even worse, they slowly influence people. Over a long period of time, stereotypes become viewed as normal or typical, which then leads to prejudice and unfair treatment. People targeted by stereotypes may be unable to overcome these negative views. Society may also prevent them from succeeding in school or work.

  Read the article.  

Stereotypes explain a commonly held thought about a group of people in general or a specific type of person. Such commonly held stereotypes, regardless of accuracy, include obese people eat too much, all Asians are adept at martial arts, or many homeless are lazy who also have alcohol or drug addictions. Although positive stereotypes do exist, they almost always generate negative associations.  

Stereotypes may seem laughable at first, yet they are difficult to ignore. Even worse, they slowly influence people. Over a long period of time, stereotypes become viewed as normal or typical, which then leads to prejudice and unfair treatment. People targeted by stereotypes may be unable to overcome these negative views. Society may also prevent them from succeeding in school or work.  

Worksheet 1

1. Match the beginning and the end of the sentences .

2. Choose any stereotype and comment on it.  

To tell your opinion you can use the speaking bank bellow.

Worksheet 1

1. Match the beginning and the end of the sentences .

2. Choose any stereotype and comment on it.  

To tell your opinion you can use the speaking bank bellow.