Презентация на тему по английскому языку на тему Пять шагов решения конфликтов (9 класс) автор учебника М.З. Биболетова

If it is false, correct it:
You and your brother

get on well.
You never shout at your younger sister.
Your relatives can resolve conflicts peacefully.
You shouldn’t listen to other people.
You are always polite.
You don’t want to learn about conflicts resolution.
You have fights with your friends every day.
You often ignore your friend’s opinion.

WHY WILLY? WHY WILLY? WHY?

recording.

the questions:

1. Chris told his brother to give him

the remote control. What did Tom say? What did Chris answer?

2. The mother told Chris to give the remote to his brother. Why? What did she say? What did the father think about it?

3. Do such conflicts often happen in families?

and phrases.

share

fair argument get on

Dear Editor ,
My sons Tom, 7, and Chris, 15, often have fights. They don*t ... with each other. They often ... about things because they refuse to share them. For example, we have only one TV set, and they can never ... it. The day before yesterday, Tom*s favourite film was on TV, but Chris wanted to see the World Cup. So they had a fight again. My husband and I had an ... about this conflict. I said that Tom had the right to watch TV because he was younger than Chris. But my husband said that it was not ... . Which of us is right ? We want our sons to be good friends and to ... their conflicts peacefully.
Sincerely,
Ann Smith.

problem is.

Let everyone suggest an idea about how to

solve the problem.

Together discuss what will happen with each idea.

Choose the best idea.

Put the idea into action.

How can we resolve the problem? Step 3. What

will happen? Step 4. What is the best idea? Step 5. How can we put the idea into action?

reliable, active, sensible, bored sometimes boring, and repeat once more.

to find compromise
respect the opponent`s opinion
* try to

forgive people
understand the younger/older generation
do not betray friends

come in?
T.- Yes, you may. You are late for

five minutes. Why?
S. - The bus in which I was travelling, broke down.
T. - Now, could you come to the blackboard and tell us something about Pushkin’s biography.
S.- Sorry, but I am not ready. Yesterday I took part in a sport competition and didn’t have time for the homework.
T.- Oh, it sounds interesting. In which sport? Did you win anything?
S.- In running. I didn’t win. I was the last in the race.
 

told the truth from the beginning?

2. What would you

feel if you were the student?

3. What would you feel if you were the teacher?

4. What kind of advice can you give to the student? To the teacher?

I ‘ve told you not

to be late!
Son:       I didn’t hear it! Besides, I’m a grown –up already and I have the right to come home when I want.

I’ll give you a bad mark! You never do

your homework! You always forget it.
Student: If you give me a bad mark, I’ll go away…

to my friends if...
3. I am sure people

can prevent...
4. Conflicts often happen...
5. Conflicts can lead to...
6. I respect people...
7. It makes me feel down when...
8. Political parties should resolve conflicts by...
9. It is possible that people will prevent...
10. We must respect...

words as: «If I had some conflicts (problems) with

my … (family, friends) I would…. »

All is well that ends well!