В последние годы компьютер прочно вошёл в жизнь колледжа и стал широко использоваться. Использование интерактивной доски из инновации превращается в необходимый атрибут каждого современного учителя, и теперь требования к уроку, процедуре его подготовки, презентации возросли и стали необходимыми. На своих уроках я успешно применяю интерактивные средства (обучающие программы, мультимедийные презентации, самостоятельную работу, контролирующие программы, видеофильмы).
Phonetic exercise
Song “Let it be”
Article
1
Article 1 establishes the state as a secular democracy that
values individual "life, rights and freedoms." It outlines social
and "political stability, economic development," patriotism, and
democracy as the principles upon which the Government
serves. This is the first article in which the Parliament is
mentioned.
Article
2
Article 2 states that Kazakhstan is a unitary state and
the government is presidential. The government has
jurisdiction over, and is responsible for, all territory in
Kazakhstan. Regional, political divisions, including
location of the capital, are left open to lower level
legislation. "Republic of Kazakhstan" and
"Kazakhstan" are considered one and the same.
Article
3
The government's power is derived from
the people
and citizens have the right to vote in
referendums and free elections. Article
3 establishes provincial government.
Representation of the people is a right
reserved to the executive and
legislative branches. The government
is divided between the executive,
legislative, and judicial branches. Each
branch is prevented from abusing its
power by a system of
checks and balances. This is the first
article to mention constitutional limits
on the executive branch.
Article
4
Laws that are in effect include "provisions of
the Constitution, the laws corresponding to it,
other regulatory legal acts, international
treaty and other commitments of the
Republic as well as regulatory resolutions of
Constitutional Council and the Supreme
Court of the Republic." The Constitution is
made the highest law.
Ratified international treaties supersede
national laws and are enforced, except in
cases when upon ratification the Parliament
recognizes contradictions between treaties
and already enacted laws, in which case the
treaty will not go into effect until the
contradiction has been dealt with through
legislation. The government shall publish all
laws.
Bloom’s cube
1 Why
2 Explain
3 Call
4 Offer
5 Think up
6 Share
Complete the table “Insert”
I know
I knew
I want to know
Reflection
What can you tell me about today’s
lesson?
What is sensible, useful…?
Home task
The constitution of our country -retelling