trường cấp baWhile speaking: 20 mins Task1: Questions and answers: - Let Ss work in pairs to ask and answer the questions about the school education system in Vietnam based on the table
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LESSON 1: READING
I Objectives: By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to guess the
meaning in context, scan for specific information and know about school education system in England
II.: Text Books Teacher’s handouts III Procedure:
Teacher’s activities Student’s activities
Warm up:
- Ask students about ways of
communication
Pre reading:
Vocabulary:
1 compulsory (a) ( synonym):
mandatory/ obligatory ><optional
(bắt buộc)
2 certificate (n) realia): an official
document proving that you have
completed a course of study or
passed an exam; a qualification
obtained after a course of study or
an exam.(chứng chỉ, giấy chứng
nhận)
3 curriculum ( (explanation)- pl-
curricula/ curriculums): the
subjects that are included in a
course of study or taught in a
school, college, ect (chương trình
học)
4 core (a) (context): most
important; main or
essential(chính, chủ yếu)
5 tuition fees (pl n)
( explanation ) : the money that
you pay to be taught, especially in
a college or university.( học phí)
6 state school (n ) ( explanation):
schools in which all children can
attend without paying tuition fees
( trường quốc lập)
Individual work Good Ss
Answer teacher's question
Repetition with whole class and individual work
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(definition): a stage of study for
children aged from 5 to 10( giáp
dục tiểu học)
8 secondary education (n)
(definition) : a stage of study for
children aged from 11 to 16.(giáo
dục trung học)
Checking voc
While reading:
Task 1:
- Guide students how to practice
- Ask students to work in pairs
- Walk around and help them
- Call students to say
- Correct their mistakes
2 Task two: Answering questions
- Guide students how to practice
- Ask students to work in pairs
- Help the students with new structures
- Walk around and help them
- Call some students to stand up and
report before the class
- Correct their mistakes
After you read
- Guide students to tell about the
difficult school subjects and ask their
friends or teacher to help Ss learn that
subject more effectively( English or
mathematics)
Summary: Demand students to
master: 1 The main topics in the
section
2 The structures to say
Homework: - More practice the
main topics at home
- Prepare the section
Rub out and remember
1 Task one:
Individual work suggested answers
1 state school
2 primary school
3 secondary school
4 compulsory
5 the GCSE
6 curriculum
7 the GCE level
2 Task two:
pair work and individual work suggested answers:
1 From the age of 5
2 3 terms
3 the state school and the independent school or public school
4 No
5 3 core subjects
6 they have to take an exam called GCSE
7 If they achieve high grade at the …
After you read
-Group work Ss’ ideas
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Week:
Period:
LESSON 2 : SPEAKING
I Objectives:
By the end of the lesson Ss will be able to talk about the school systems in Viet Nam, get some knowledge of the education system
II Materials:
Text books , teacher’s book and handouts
III Procedure:
Teacher’s activities Student’s activities
Warm up:(3 mins)
Game: Match up( see Appendix)
- Arrange Ss to work in pairs
- Show picture of schools and asks
Ss to match the schools with their
names
- Call on some Ss to give the
answers and give feedback
Lead – in:
You will practice speaking about the
school education system Vietnam
Pre speaking:( 7 mins)
- Elicit the Vietnamese meaning of
the following words from Ss
1 nursery school (n) nhà trẻ
2 kindergarten (n) trường mẫu giáo
3 primary school.(n) trường cấp
một
4 Lower secondary school.(n)
trường cấp hai
5 Upper secondary school(n) :
Pair work suggested answers:
1 Pre-school( nursery school and kindergarten)
2 Primary school
3 Lower secondary school
4 Upper secondary school
Repetition with whole class and individual work
Copying down
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While speaking: ( 20 mins)
Task1: Questions and answers:
- Let Ss work in pairs to ask and
answer the questions about the
school education system in
Vietnam based on the table on
page 47
- Work with a student to model
- Call some pairs to act out the
conversations
- Give feedback and comments
Some questions to elicit Ss:
- When do children in Vietnam go
to ?
- How old are children when they
first go to ?
- How long is the primary school? /
How many years do children
attend primary school?
- Which level do children move to
after they finish ?
- Do all children have to go to
nursery?
Task 2:
- Break the class into groups of
four or five
- Tell them to talk about the school
education system in Vietnam,
using the information from task 1
- Move around the class to control
and give help if necessary
- Invite groups’ ideas
- Give feedback on what Ss have
done and make comments
Pair work Model:
A: When do the children in Vietnam go
to primary school?
B: When they are 6 years old.
A: How long is the primary education? B: 5 years, from grade 1 to grade 5.
Group work suggested answers:
- There are four levels of education
in Vietnam – pre-school, primary school, lower secondary school, and upper secondary school Children often go to pre-school when they are one year old, which is optional Primary school and lower secondary school education are compulsory in Vietnam Children start to go to primary school at the age of six and generally move to lower secondary school at the age of eleven Children stay in lower
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Task 3: Writing about the
similarities and differences
- Divide the class into six groups
- Give each group a poster and a
board marker
- Assign three groups to write the
similarities between the school
system in Vietnam and England,
and the other three groups to
write about the differences
- Have Ss stick the posters on the
board
- Call on some groups to report
their results to the class
- Give feedback and comments
Homework: (1 min)
Ask Ss to write a short paragraph about
the school education system in Vietnam
Prepare unit 4: listening
secondary school until the age of fourteen when they finish lower secondary school and then they have to take an examination to go
to upper secondary school
Group work suggested answers:
There are some differences between the school systems in Vietnam and England Children in Vietnam start primary school at the age 6 and finish this level at 10 while those in England study at primary school from the age of 5 to 10 schooling is compulsory for Vietnamese children until the age of 14 but, in England, compulsory education ends when children are 16 there is also a difference about the subjects studied schools
On the other hand, Vietnam and England school have some
similarities Students in both countries have to follow the national curriculum set by the government After finishing secondary schools they all have to take the national examination known as GCSE
Week:
Period:
LESSON 3 : LISTENING
I Objectives:
By the end of the lesson Ss will be able to listen for the understanding of the passage, know more about school education system in Vietnam
II Materials:
Text books , teacher’s book and handouts, CD player
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Teacher’s activities Student’s activities
Warm up: (4mins)
- ask Ss some questions:
+ Ask students to look at the pictures
and talk:
+ What school subjects are you good
at?
+ Which one do you enjoy most ?
- Ask students to talk
- Correct their mistakes
Set the sense: In today’s listening
section, you will listen to the
conversation between Jenny and
Gavin talking about what they do at
school
Pre- listening:( 9mins)
Vocabulary:
1 tearaway ( ) ( translation): (người
hùng hổ và vô trách nhiệm; người
bốc đồng)
2 disruptive (a) (definition): to be
disruptive means to prevent sth
from continuing or operating in a
normal way.(gây rối)
3 methodical (a) (synonym) :
careful; thoroughly.(cẩn thận; co
phương pháp)
4 well-behaved (a) ( explanation):if
you describe sb as well-behaved,
you mean that they behave in a
way that other people generally
like and think is correct.cư xử
đúng, tốt)
5 struggle (n) ( picture+
explanation): a hard fight in
which people try to obtain or
achieve sth.(cuộc vật lộn; cuộc
đấu tranh)
+ struggle against/ with sb, sth (v)
Individual work Ss’ answers
Repetition with whole class and individual work
Copying down
Trang 7đấu tranh chống lại ai/ cái gì
Checking Voc
While listening: ( 20 mins)
Task 1:
Ask students to read the questions
quickly
- Guide students the requests of the task
- Let students listen twice time
- Write on board from 1 to 6 and call
some students to come and write their
answers
- Let them listen on again and correct
- Correct
2 Task two: Answer questions
- Ask students to read the question
quickly
- Guide students the how to do the task
- let student listen one or twice times
- Ask students to stand up and speak
their answers
- Correct
Post listening:( 10 mins)
Chatting:
- Tell Ss to work in pairs to talk
about their school If necessary,
give Ss the following questions as
help
How do you feel about your
school? ( Do you like it or not?)
What things do you like and what
things don’t you like?
(uniform? Subjects? Teachers?
Punishment/ extra-curricular
activities)
What changes would you like to
What and where
Individual work Read the questions quickly
- Listen to Suggested answers:
1 Jenny/ Gavin
2 Gavin
3 Jenny
4
5 Jenny Gavin
6
2 Task two:
Listen them answer
Individual work and pair work suggested answers:
1 They enjoy he subjects
2 he found it very difficultly
3 Because they were difficult for him to
do in a short time
4 Because he went away for boarding school when he was quite young and he didn’t like that So school weren't the best days of his life
Pair work Ss’ ideas
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- Ask Ss to write about the results
of their current exams at school and what will do to prepare for the next exams
- Prepare unit 4: writing
Week:
Period:
LESSON 4 :WRITING
I Objectives:
By the end of the lesson Ss will be able to describe school education in
Vietnam, write a passage about the formal school education system in Vietnam
II Materials:
Text books , teacher’s book and handouts, papers
III Procedure:
Teacher’s activities Students’ activities Warm up:( 5 mins)
Game: General knowledge quiz
- Make a copy of 8 questions and cut them out
- Arrange Ss into 4 groups
- Explain to Ss that representatives from each group
take it in turns to draw for questions and read the
aloud to their groups
- Set the time limit for 10 seconds for each group
to answer one question
- One correct answer gets one point
- If a group can’t answer the question, the chance is
given to the others
- The group who has the most points wins
- Have Ss start the game and congratulate the
winner
Here are the questions:
1 When does a child start school in Vietnam?
Group work Suggested answers:
1 A child starts school at the age of six
2 There are two terms
3 A school year generally begins On September 5th
and end on May 25th
4 It takes five years to complete primary education
5 There are four grades
6 There are three grades
7 The summer holiday lasts three months
8 No, it isn’t
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3 When does a school year generally begin and
end?
4 How long does it take to complete primary
education?
5 How many grade are there in Vietnamese lower
secondary school?
6 How many grade are there in Vietnamese upper
secondary school?
7 How long does the summer holiday last?
8 Is upper secondary education compulsory?
Lead – in:
I today’s lesson, you’ll get to write a short paragraph
about a formal school education system in Vietnam
Pre-writing:
Talking about the school education system.
- Ask Ss to work in pairs to talk about the national
education system in Vietnam, using the
information shown in the following diagram
( See Appendix)
- Call on some Ss to speak out their ideas
- Give feedback and make comments
Term 1 Term 2
from Sep to Dec from Jan to May
Academic year National Exam for GCSE
9 months (early June)
Compulsory education
Upper secondary ( 3 years)
Lower secondary ( 4 years)
Primary ( 5 years )
Formal school
Group work
Suggested answers:
There are two levels of education in the formal school system in Vietnam-primary education , and secondary education
( secondary education consists of lower secondary and upper secondary education) 9 Primary and
lower secondary education are compulsory in Vietnam Children start to go to primary school at the age of six and after 5 years they move to lower secondary school where they stay for 4 years When they finish lower secondary school they have to take an examination to go to upper secondary school for 3 more years In order to study
at a university, they have to pass the national examination held in early June every year The academic year, which has two terms, last 9 months from September 5th to the end of May The first term is from September to December After taking the final test of the first term, children have teen days off for the Lunar New Year The second term lasts January to May When finishing this term students have three months summer holiday
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While writing: (17 mins)
Write a paragraph
- Ask Ss to work in groups of 5 to write a
paragraph on the formal school education system
in Vietnam based on the diagram above
- Go around to control and give help if necessary
Post writing( 12 mins)
Peer correction
- Call a student from each group to read their
group’s writing, and ask the others to make
correction and comments
- If time allows, choose one best writing and ask
one student to write it on the board
- Give feedback and comments
Homework:( 1 min)
- Ask Ss to tell their friends about the school
education system in Vietnam
- Prepare the next lesson ( unit 4: language focus)
Week:
Period:
LESSON :LANGUAGE FOCUS
I Objectives:
By the end of the lesson Ss will be able to get the rules of the stress in three syllable words, use the Passive voice
II Materials:
Text books , teacher’s book and handouts,
III Procedure:
Warm up: (15 mins)
Pronunciation:
- Hang on a chart with the following
words:
chemistry/ drinkable/ carefully/ physical/
national/ statistics/ forgetful/ underpay/
impossible/ education/ electric/
Individual work suggested answers:
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words in the correct part of the table
according to the stress pattern
1 oOo
2 Ooo
3 oOoo
4 ooOo
5 oooOo
- Elicit some general pronunciation rules
from Ss
Notes:
We can build longer words by adding
parts to the beginning or end of the shorter
words Usually, this does not change the
stress: it stays the same syllable as in the
original words
Loot at the example below
Here is a list of beginning and ending
which do not change the stress of the
shorter word
Ex: -able ( drinkable), -al (musical ), -in/im
(incorrect, impossble), ish ( childish),
-less( carelessly),
- ly(friendly), - un (unhappy), -ness( business/
happiness), -ise(cililize),
-ment ( devepment),
-hood (childhood, neighborhood),
-er (opener, player),
-under (underestimate )
* Some ending do change the stress in the
shorter word Look how the ending- ion
changes the stress in the word calculate
Ex: calculate, calculation
When we add the ending – ion or
- ian, the stress always moves to the syllable
before these endings Here are some more
examples:
Ex: music, musician, police, politician,
investigate, investigation
The ending -ic also moves the stress to the
syllable before it
Ex: scientist, scientific,
economy, economic
1 statistics, forgetful, electric
2 chemistry, drinkable, carefully, physical, national, underpay
3 impossible
4 education
5 investigation
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Listening and taking notes