Beginning of the
lesson
7
min
Presentation
part.

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Organization moment
:
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Greeting.
b. Warming-up:
‘ Exercise with
Robot’
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New
lesson:
Lead –in: ‘Brainstorming
ideas’
-Imagine you have a robot to
help you at home and at
school.
What jobs do you think robots
could do?
1)____________________
2)____________________
3)____________________
T introduces with lesson
objectives
-identify detail of an
argument in article;
-asks and responds to fellow
learners, relating to the
discussion;
-express opinions
and ideas clearly;
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Students greet with
teacher.
Pupils do exercise with
video.
Predicts the
topic
Students think about how a
robot may help them in their
lives.
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Formative Assessment

“Good job!
Well done!”
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https://youtu.be/2V_Coh-PamE?si=4MNKMCfc3cQaIKYd
Pictures

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Middle of the
lesson
35
min
2
min
3min
5min
5min
5
min
Conclusion:
15
min
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Pre
–listening:
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‘Yes / NO
/ cards
(WC)
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I
would like to have a robot in my
house
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I
think that in ten years ‘ time most people will have robots in
their homes
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Research into robots is a waste of
money
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Synonym matching
(IW)
1 . more intelligent
a. mad
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leading b. strong
3.
experiences c. forecast
4.
prediction d. pointed to
5.
powerful e. smarter
6.
crazy f. way of thinking
7.
thinking g. events
8.
view h. top
9.
highlighted i. people
10.
the public j. opinions
While-listening:
Listen to the talk and fill
the gaps You will hear the recording twice. You have 1 minute to
look through the questions.
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Gap filling task
(PW)
T
allows learners to look through the task
before listening. One minute is enough. After the
first listening, let learners discuss their answers with partners.
Then play the recording again.
Post - listening task
(IW)
True /false
task
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‘Inner/outer circle’
(PW,WC)

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‘Robot designers team ’
(GW)
‘Imagine that you work for a robot
design company. You and your team are responsible for designing the
next generation of robots. Talk to your team and decide on these
points:
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What will your robot be able to
do?
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What will your robot look
like?
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How much will your robot cost to
buy?
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What type of people will want to buy your
robot?
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What brand name will you give your
robot?’
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Before listening the
article, they
decide if
the following statements are true or false for
them
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look through the synonyms before
listening.
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match the following
synonyms
Students listen the
article
Students put the words in the column on the right
into the gaps in the text
Read the statements and choose
correct variant
-answers partner’s questions
and comments on topic;
-interacts with his/her
partner actively;
Students work in two groups to design their own
robot.
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“Good job!
Well done!”

Descriptor:
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find the synonyms
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