- •Isbn 966-7763-54-4
- •Isbn 966-7763-54-4
- •Unit One The English Language in Modern Life
- •Reading Texts how many people speak english and why?
- •Why learn foreign languages?
- •Unit Two My Family and Myself
- •Reading Texts meet the family
- •Unit Three My Friend
- •Reading Texts how to be a better friend
- •My Father
- •My Daughter
- •Unit Four My Daily Routine
- •Reading Text
- •In another person’s shoes
- •Unit Five
- •Reading Texts tastes differ
- •Unit Six My Flat
- •Reading Texts Apartment house (Abridged from Encyclopedia Britannica, copyright 1994-1999)
- •Mr. Hudson’s house
- •Unit Seven My University
- •Reading Texts How Ruth Made History at Oxford
- •University life
- •Unit Eight Seasons and Weather
- •Reading Text Worrying About the Weather
- •Read the following sentences and put their numbers in the corresponding column.
- •All is good in its season
- •Unit Nine Ukraine
- •Reading Text Geographical position of Ukraine
- •Unit Ten Economy and industry in Ukraine
- •Reading Texts Economy and industry in Ukraine
- •Industry
- •Economy of Ukraine
- •Unit Eleven Kyiv — the Capital of Ukraine
- •Reading Texts Historical sights
- •Where to go and what to see in Kyiv
- •Unit Twelve Hlukhiv
- •Reading text the town of hlukhiv. A short historical reference.
- •Unit Thirteen outstanding people of ukraine Lesia Ukrainka
- •Reading Texts
- •Vasyl Stus
- •Oleksander Potebnya
- •Unit Fourteen Great Britain
- •Reading Texts Geographical position of Great Britain
- •Legends of Ireland
- •Unit Fifteen London
- •Reading Text london
- •Unit Sixteen Outstanding People of Great Britain
- •Newton – Prominent English Scientist
- •William Shakespeare
- •Reading text Jonathan Swift
- •Unit Seventeen Teaching Profession
- •Reading Texts a school teacher
- •Teachers and actors
- •Teacher-Pupil Relations
- •Unit Eighteen great educators k.D.Ushinsky
- •Reading Text a. S. Makarenko
- •Insert a suitable word or an expression from the right-hand column.
- •Unit Nineteen Education in Ukraine
- •Reading Text education in ukraine By Julia Bukina
- •Unit Twenty The System of Education in Great Britain
- •Reading Texts education in great britain
- •Further Education and Training
- •Higher Education
- •Universities go to the market
- •Postgraduate course Types of university degrees
- •Master’s Degree
- •Academic year
- •Lectures and seminars
- •Coursework and exams
- •Doctorates
- •Additional reading language in the life of man and human society Read and translate the text into Ukranian.
- •An english family
- •What does the family mean?
- •Out of work
- •Living in the city and in the country
- •University days
- •Learning Later in Life
- •The Indian Summer
- •The national emblems of ukraine
- •Land, rivers and forests
- •The anymal world of ukraine
- •Economic reforms in ukraine
- •St. Sophia’s cathedral
- •At home
- •Ukrainian science
- •English panorama
- •Economy and industry in Great Britain
- •Industrial sector
- •The Union between England and Scotland
- •From the history of london
- •London Ceremonies
- •Changing the Guard
- •Trooping the colour
- •Mounting the Guard
- •The Ceremony of the Keys
- •The Lord Mayor's show
- •Remembrance Day (Poppy Day)
- •Science in Great Britain charles darwin
- •Francis bacon
- •Robert owen
- •Henry bessemer
- •Michael faraday
- •George stephenson
- •William harvey
- •Edward jenner
- •James cook
- •Alexander mackenzie
- •John franklin
- •James Watt (1736 —1819)
- •From the history of Education the egyptian scribes
- •Early Greek Education
- •Education of Roman Youth
- •Contents
- •Ткаченко Наталія Миколаївна
- •41400, М. Глухів, Сумська обл., вул. Києво-Московська, 24,
- •Isbn 966-7763-54-4 ббк 81.40 (Англ) - 9
Reading Text a. S. Makarenko
In our country today the name of Anton Makarenko is widely known. As a writer of novels, articles and stories he is known to millions, especially for his serious works devoted to the problems of the upbringing of the child and of home and family relationships. At the same time, his name is well-known in educational circles and his lifelong devotion to the causes of Ukrainian education has gained him the respect of many contemporary educators.
Anton Semenovych Makarenko — the Ukrainian educational theorist was born on March 13, 1888 in a small Ukrainian railway town Belopolje. His father was a painter in the railway workshops. He worked from morning till night, but the family could not make ends meet.
The parents helped Anton in his wish to study. They had sent him to the local village school by the time he was twelve. Throughout his school years he was a good pupil and always stood at the head of the class. By the end of 1904 he had finished the programme of the six-year school in Kremenchug.
Then he took a one-year course in pedagogics and in 1905 was a teacher of the lowest grade in the railway school in Krukov, the place where he had received his own initial education. He stayed in this post for the next six years. In 1911 he entered the Poltava Teachers' Institute, where he was to continue his teacher education. He had graduated from it with the Institute's gold medal by the middle of 1917.
Later Makarenko started to search new forms and methods of education. He studied works written by prominent educators, which helped him to find out new forms of education and upbringing of children.
By the autumn of 1920 Makarenko had organized a colony for homeless children near Poltava. It was later named the Maxim Gorky Labour Colony.
In 1927 Makarenko was the head of the Dzerzhinsky Labour Commune for homeless children on the outskirts of Kharkiv.
A. S. Makarenko reared 3,000 fine citizens and devoted patriots of our country during sixteen years of his educational work in the Gorky Colony and Dzerzhinsky Commune. A profound theoretician made a major contribution to Ukrainian pedagogics. He worked out a new understanding of discipline and a system of methods in character building and devoted great attention to the problem of upbringing in the family.
By the 1936 he had been able to devote himself to full-time writing. He is the author of books dealing with education and upbringing of children.
In one of his works he wrote: "Our children must grow into fine citizens, good fathers and mothers. But all our children are our old age. A correct upbringing will mean a happy old age for us, a poor upbringing will mean our grief, our tears, our fault towards other people, towards the whole country".
His greatest work and educational books are widely read as literature. This is the remarkable trilogy "The Road to Life", which has got great popularity, certainly far beyond that of any book in the West. Indeed, the story is really a great study of education.
Dealing with Makarenko's own problems with the education of utterly abandoned children, it recorded very simply and movingly the joys and sorrows, the failures and the successes, the loves and the hates of the members of the school. And through the pages the central figure of Makarenko himself is as a tenderhearted sympathetic man whose life is devoted to the task of making better the life of some children.
A. S. Makarenko had developed the method that has become alive in the minds of Soviet educators. Many of his ideas are systematically used and further developed. His contribution to educational thought and practice is great. His books have got worldwide recognition.
Find the Ukrainian equivalents in the right-hand column for the words in the bold type:
Education in Ukraine is compulsory. 1. визначні
All the citizens of our country have the right to study. 2. громадяни
3. The education and upbringing of the Ukrainian 3. визнання
youth is the main task of our state.
4. The teachers have made a great contribution 4. обов'язкове
to the scientific and engineering progress of the country.
5. Many profound scientists devoted their lives 5. виховання
to the development of education and upbringing of the
young people in our country.
6. A.Makarenko worked in the field of this science 6. вклад
through all his life.
7. His books are widely known and have received 7. протягом world-wide recognition. всього життя.
8. Не tried to bring up citizens; the land of Ukraine would 8. пишалася
be proud of. 9. виховувати
