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Warm
up:
5
min
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Warm-up (5
minutes)
Method: Brainstorming,
questioning
Shows
pictures of libraries in Kazakhstan (e.g. National
Library).
Asks: “Why do people go to
libraries?”


Differentiation (medium):
Sentence
starters provided: People go to
libraries to…
I carry
out the values of the educational program "Adal azamat" at each
stage of the lesson, starting with the organization of the
educational process.
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Answer
orally
Share
personal ideas and experiences
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Descriptor:
names at
least 2 reasons people visit libraries 2p.
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PPT
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Main
activities:
10
min
15
minutes
10
min
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Pre-reading /
Speaking
Method: Think–Pair–Share
Gives
questions:
When
did you last go to the library?
What
did you do there?
Differentiation (medium):
Key verbs
on board: borrowed, read, studied,
searched
Reading Activity
Method: Guided
reading
Gives a
short text: “The reasons to love
a library”
Asks
students to find main ideas
Differentiation (medium):
Text with
highlighted key sentences
Fewer
answer options (multiple choice)
Recognizing
Inconsistencies
Method: Critical
reading
Gives a
short text with an inconsistent
argument
“Libraries are boring places. Many people go there every day
because they are very interesting.”
Mini Text (for Critical
Reading)
Libraries
are not useful places for students. They do not help people learn
new things. However, many students go to the library every day to
study, read books, and prepare for exams because it helps them
succeed at school.
Differentiation (medium):
Guiding
question: Do the ideas match each
other? Why / why not?
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Think
individually
Discuss
in pairs
Share
with class
Read
silently
Answer
comprehension questions
Read the
text
Find and
explain the inconsistency
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Descriptor:
speaks
using past simple
gives
clear answers with examples 2p.
Descriptor:
identifies main idea
answers
at least 3/4 questions correctly 3p.
Descriptor:
correctly
identifies the contradiction (қарама-қайшылық) 1p.
explains
why it is inconsistent (сәйкес
емес) 2p./3p
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The
end of the lesson:
5minutes
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Reflection &
Plenary
Method:
Whole-class
discussion
Task: Whole-class
reflection
Ask
reflective questions:
What did
you learn today?
How did you show respect for
others’ opinions?
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Share
answers.
Reflect
on their participation.
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