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T.V. AlzinskayaBelozerki Secondary School“Cambridge English for Schools in Russia - 3”2012
What programmes do you like/dislike to watch?
SHOWS: Talk shows Game shows Reality shows
NEWS SHOW
CARTOONS/ ANIMATED SHOWS
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES
TELENOVELAS/ SOAP OPERAS
SPORT PROGRAMMES
MUSIC PROGRAMMES
DOCUMENTARIES
COMMERCIALS
All genres
What’s your favourite programme?
What are YOUR TV viewing habits? Why?
Make a report about TV viewing habits of your class…classmate(s)out of …watch… Nobody….Everybody… Most classmates say…Almost everybody… The only exception is…,who…Hardly anybody…
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TV schedules
BBC 1 Listings for Monday 24th October Listings:  all day   morning   afternoon   evening   late night 06:00 Breakfast (Magazine Programme)  The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team. 09:15 Helicopter Heroes (Documentary) Rav Wilding presents a series looking at the work of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance. A man severs his hand in an accident with a saw, but the team are determined to save it. Paramedic Lee is called to help out his girlfriend as a 999 call threatens their Valentine's Day supper, and helimed 99 brings a motorway to a halt. 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer (Consumer)  Property auction series. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit a development opportunity in East Lothian, a property in Wiltshire and a house in Derbyshire. All of these properties have been sold at auction, and Martin and Lucy find out who bought them and what they paid when they went under the hammer.
TV schedules
BBC 1 Listings for Monday 24th October Listings:  all day   morning   afternoon   evening   late night 11:45 Cash in the Attic (Consumer)  Series looking at whether household junk could be worth a small fortune. Jean Chopping of Stansted wants to create a nest egg for her grandchildren. With the help of her son Mark, plus Angela Rippon and expert John Cameron, she sorts through a large collection of glassware, furniture and jewellery. Their target at auction is 800 pounds. 12:15 Bargain Hunt (Game Show)  Oswestry. Philip Serrell and his red team of girls find themselves up against Catherine Southon and two farmers' daughters. And Tim Wonnacott makes a mid-episode escape to Bantock House Museum to see some gorgeous enamels. 13:00 BBC News at One (News)  The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team, followed by weather.
TV schedules
BBC 1 Listings for Monday 24th October Listings:  all day   morning   afternoon   evening   late night 18:00 BBC News at Six (News)  The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team, followed by weather. 18:30 Regional News and Weather (News) The latest local news, sport and weather from newsrooms around the country. 19:00 The One Show (Magazine Programme)  If it has Britain talking then it will be talked about on the One Show. Matt Baker and Alex Jones present the stories that matter from across the country. 19:30 Inside Out (Magazine Programme)  It'll cost up to nine thousand a year to get a degree, but former NUS President Aaron Porter asks the South East's Vice Chancellors, what's the point of going to university? University fees explained by financial guru Alvin Hall - plus an exclusive survey into the effect of the fees on young people applying for higher education. And the Sumatran tiger cubs born in Kent that are keeping the genetic line pure of one of the world's most endangered species 20:00 EastEnders (Soap)  Whitney finds herself with a new boyfriend, but she has to decide if he is the man she wants. A scheming Ben exposes Syed's lies about Amira to an incredulous Christian. Lola blags herself a job, and the ever-reliable Norman comes to Pat's rescue.Starring: John Partridge, Marc Elliott, Preeya Kalidas, Shona McGarty, Ricky Norwood, Tony Discipline 20:30 Panorama (Documentary)  Britain, Gaddafi and the Torture Trail. After four decades as one of the world's most notorious dictators, Colonel Gaddafi is now dead - just weeks after being forced from power. Panorama has uncovered shocking pictures and testimony, never seen before, that reveal the truth about the regime and its ties with the British government. Reporter Paul Kenyon tracks down the man responsible for much of the brutality, who fled to Britain during the recent civil war. Kenyon finds him at a luxury hideout in the Gulf, and challenges him to come clean about his role in torture 21:00 Young Apprentice (Business and Finance)  Frozen Treats. Lord Sugar is on the hunt for a Young Apprentice, as the business-based reality show returns. Chosen from thousands of applicants, twelve candidates aged between 16 and 17 compete for a Ј25,000 fund that will be tailor-made to kick-start a business career. In this first episode, the boys are pitted against the girls as Lord Sugar sets his first task: to make a new range of frozen treats, ice creams, sorbets and frozen yogurts, and then sell them directly to the public. Under the watchful eyes of Lord Sugar's trusted aides Karren Brady and Nick Hewer, it is not long before everyone begins to feel the heat. Relationships become chilly and, as dreams of success melt away, the losing team faces a frosty reception in the boardroom, before Lord Sugar utters his infamous last words: "You're fired". 22:00 BBC News at Ten (News)  The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.(Stereo, Widescreen, Subtitles, 4 Star) 22:25 Regional News and Weather (News) The latest local news, sport and weather. Followed by national weather.(Stereo, Widescreen, Followed by National Weather, Subtitles, 2 Star)  22:35 A Question of Sport (Quiz Show)  Sue Barker asks the questions as team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell lead their teams of sporting stars. They are joined by Olympic gold medallist Sally Gunnell, Derby-winning jockey Johnny Murtagh, Welsh international rugby star Scott Quinnell and former Manchester United and Scotland footballer Gordon Strachan.(Stereo, Widescreen, Subtitles, 4 Star) 23:05 Spooks (Drama)  Drama series. As the man responsible for the kidnapping of their deputy-director, Harry is handed over to the CIA, ready for deportation to the US. But when fresh evidence surfaces that there are darker forces at work, his loyal team break Harry out of his enforced custody. Harry's suspicions now lead him to another of his former Cold War adversaries. Events are soon thrown into turmoil when they receive detailed knowledge of a new attack on the UK. A commercial passenger jet is approaching London and cannot be contacted - is it a 9/11-style suicide mission, or do Harry's real enemies want to trigger a bigger conflict by tricking him into giving the order to shoot down an entirely innocent planeload of civilians? Harry will surely avert a national disaster, but not without the greatest personal sacrifice he has ever known.Director: Bharat NalluriStarring: Peter Firth, Nicola Walker, Max Brown, Lara Pulver, Geoffrey Streatfield, Tom Weston-Jones
TV schedules
BBC 1 Listings for Monday 24th October Listings:  all day   morning   afternoon   evening   late night 00:05 The Graham Norton Show (Chat Show)  The award-winning host returns with a new series of his unique talk show, featuring a mixture of celebrity guests and Graham's irrepressible audience. Together on Graham's sofa in this opening episode are Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet, talking about her remarkable career and new film Contagion; top comedian Rob Brydon; Billy Elliott star Jamie Bell, now starring as Tintin in the new Spielberg movie; and indie band Noah and the Whale, performing L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N. 00:55 Weatherview (News) Detailed weather forecast. 01:00 The Great British Bake Off (Cookery)  Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins host the grand final. After seven gruelling weeks, the three finalists face their biggest challenge yet - baking for The Great British Bake Off's street party. Inside the Bake Off tent new levels of stress are reached and the pressure hits boiling point as they must bake not only for judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood, but also friends, family and former Bake Off contestants. None of them have baked on this scale before. In order to be crowned the victor they need to bring together their skills, making a selection of petits fours and - for the first time ever in the Bake Off - puff pastry. Among their offerings are mille-feuille, mini Victoria sponges, strawberry and cream meringue nests and miniature strawberry and rhubarb cheesecakes. Only one can be crowned Britain's Best Amateur Baker and take home the Bake Off trophy. 02:00 The Body Farm (Drama)  Crime drama series. The team are called in to investigate the death of Ray Quinn, who was killed in what looks like a robbery at a classic car garage. The owners, Mick and Martin Flannery, are keen to clear the scene so that they can open for business again, but after an initial investigation, Eve is convinced that there is more to the case than a robbery gone wrong. Hale visits Ray's home. Ray was from a Travelling community who are very suspicious of the police and refuse to tell Hale anything; they say they will deal with Ray's death themselves. Eve and Hale later discover that a young girl, Amanda, is also missing and possibly in a lot of danger. Eve must earn the trust of Ray's family by showing them that she is a scientist and only motivated by finding justice for Ray. If they pursue their own justice then the truth about what happened may remain hidden forever.Director: Mark EverestStarring: Tara FitzGerald, Keith Allen, Wunmi Mosaku, Mark Bazeley, Finlay Robertson, Grace Cohen 03:00 Reel History of Britain (History Documentary)  The Birth of the NHS. Episode 11. Melvyn Bragg, accompanied by a vintage mobile cinema, travels across the country to show incredible footage preserved by the British Film Institute and other national and regional film archives, and to tell the history of modern Britain. This episode comes from the College of Medical and Dental Sciences in Birmingham and looks back to 1948 and the formation of the NHS. June Rosen shares a childhood memory of serving breakfast to the health secretary Nye Bevan on the day he announced the birth of the NHS, while Aneira Thomas reveals her remarkable claim to fame: she was the first baby born on the NHS. And one of Britain's top nurses, Nola Ishmael, shares her experiences on arriving from Barbados to start her training. 03:30 BBC News (News)  BBC One joins the BBC's rolling news channel for a night of news, with bulletins on the hour and the headlines every 15 minutes.
TV effects
·   TV helps people to learn about other cultures·    TV gives family members of all ages an opportunity to spend time together while watching it·    parents can use TV to get kids reading by getting books on the same subjects ·    parents and children can talk about TV programs·    educational programs can teach children new things, and even help them make new friends·    news, current events and historical programs can help kids find out more about other cultures and people·    documentaries can create a picture of the world in kids' minds·    cultural programs can show children the world of music and art
TV viewing is probably replacing activities in your child' s life that you would rather have them do (playing with friends , being physically active, getting fresh air, reading, playing imaginatively, doing homework , doing chores). Kids who spend more time watching TV spend less time interacting with family members.Excessive TV viewing can contribute to poor grades , sleep problems, behavior problems, obesity, and risky behavior. Most children’s programming does not teach; many shows are filled with stereotypes, violent solutions to problems, and mean behavior. Advertisers target kids.  This includes many ads for unhealthy snack foods and drinks.  Children and youth see, on average, about 2,000 beer and wine ads on TV each year. Kids see favorite characters smoking, drinking, and involved in sexual situations and other risky behaviors in the shows and movies they watch on TV TV can discourage and replace reading
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