Авторы: Иванова Елена Владимировна, Бектемирова Альбина Владимировна
Должность: учителя иностранных языков, педагоги дополнительного образования
Учебное заведение: МОБУ "СОШ "Бугровский ЦО № 3"
Населённый пункт: г. Бугры, Всеволожский район, Ленинградская область
Наименование материала: Дидактическая разработка
Тема: "Метод кейсов"
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Авторы-составители:
А.В. Бектемирова, учитель иностранных языков МОБУ «СОШ «Бугровский ЦО № 3»;
Е.В. Иванова, к.п.н., учитель иностранных языков МОБУ «СОШ «Бугровский ЦО № 3».
Данное дидактическое пособие предназначено для учеников 7-8 классов, изучающих
английский язык в школе и дополнительно. В данном пособии представлен материал в
помощь учителям и обучающимся при подготовке к занятиям, тематика которых связана с
успешной
деловой коммуникацией
на
английском
языке.
Выполнение заданий
предполагает самостоятельную активную работу обучающихся по поиску и систематизации
необходимой информации.
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CASE
STUDY
NEW AT
WORK
TASK 1
Introduce yourself using the
card.
TASK 2
Make notes about your new
colleagues.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your family;
•
your hobby;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
family, job, hobby, education, travel, to
make a decision, to reach a goal, personal
development, to stay positive, good mood,
easy choice, hard work pays off, bright
future, on cloud nine, take it easy
Background
You
are
new
at
work.
Introduce yourself and find
out
information
about
people around.
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CASE
STUDY
AT THE
AIRPORT
TASK 1
Find the number of your flight,
gate and seat, the date and time
of your flight.
TASK 2
Complete the boarding pass.
Use the cards.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your holidays;
•
your flight in detail;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
plane, passenger, pilot, crew, boarding
pass, luggage, to take off, to land, to delay,
to cancel, safety rules, emergency exit,
intercontinental
flights,
red-eye
flight,
frequent flyer, to book, overbooked flight,
seat, gate, carrier, to board
Background
You are at the airport. You
cannot find the gate. Look
through your boarding pass
and
find
some
useful
information.
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CASE
STUDY
AT THE
HOTEL
TASK 1
List the problems you have
encountered.
TASK 2
Offer solutions to the problems.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your hotel and room;
•
your problems;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
complaint,
reservation,
service,
amenities,
refund,
accommodation,
to
check in, to check out, to book a room,
to
complain
about,
room
service,
unpleasant smell, costly damages
Background
You are at the hotel. But the
booked room turned out to
be
dirty
or
unkempt. It
includes dirty linens, dirty
floors, mold in the bathroom,
and
overall
lack
of
cleanliness.
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CASE
STUDY
AT THE
RESTAURANT
TASK 1
Order four courses and drinks.
TASK 2
Create your own menu and
describe it.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your order and the time of
waiting;
•
your menu;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
menu,
server,
customer,
reservation,
specials, bill, to make a reservation, to
order takeout, to split the check,
to leave
a tip, chef’s special, daily specials, fast
food chain, on the house, piece of cake,
in a pickle
Background
You are at the restaurant in
the city center with your
friends.
You
ordered
something, but the
order
does not arrive for a long
time.
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CASE
STUDY
AT THE
SHOP
TASK 1
Write a shopping list.
TASK 2
Find a mistake in the price.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your shopping choice;
•
your problem;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
retail,
store,
sale,
discount,
shopper,
purchase, to shop around, to try on, to
pay cash, to buy in bulk, impulse buy,
online
shopping,
window
shopping,
shopaholic, bargain hunting
Background
You are at the shop. You are
here to buy some food. After
paying the
bill, you have
noticed a
mistake in
the
price.
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CASE
STUDY
MAKING AN
APPOINTMENT
TASK 1
Call your business partner
and make an appointment.
TASK 2
Offer some options and days.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your meeting;
•
your schedule;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
appointment,
schedule,
meeting,
time,
calendar, reminder, to book an appointment,
to cancel an appointment, to reschedule, to
confirm
a
time,
appointment
date,
appointment
reminder,
emergency
appointment, to make arrangements, last-
minute cancellation
Background
You are at the office. You
want
to
make
an
appointment
but
your
partner cannot come on
Monday.
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CASE
STUDY
ARRANGING A
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
TASK 1
Decide what kind of party you
want.
TASK 2
Decide
what
food
and
decorations
you
want
to
order.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your party;
•
your guests;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
music, food, guests, decorations, celebration,
memories, to throw a party, to have fun, to
dance the night away, to socialize, birthday
bash, dinner party, a piece of cake,
to let
loose, to paint the town red
Background
You are at home. You want to
arrange a birthday party. You
have found the best event
agency.
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CASE
STUDY
AT THE
HAIRDRESSER’S
TASK 1
Choose the colour and decide
where you will go.
TASK 2
Explain to the hairdresser
what you want.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your hairdo;
•
your problem;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
hairdo, salon, stylist, scissors, shampoo, to
wash hair, to blow dry hair, to trim split ends,
hair products, hair treatment, bleach blonde, a
cut above, bad hair day, a new look
Background
You are at the hairdresser’s.
You want to have your hair
dyed blonde. But the colour
is ginger.
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CASE
STUDY
ONLINE
SHOPPING
TASK 1
Describe the jeans you want to
buy.
TASK 2
Study the information and
decide which marketplace is the
best for you.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your choice;
•
your problem;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
cart,
checkout,
discount,
sale,
shipping,
customer service, to add to cart,
to browse
online, to place an order, to make a payment,
credit
card
details,
secure
website,
fast
delivery, window shopping, shop until
you
drop, costs an arm and a leg
Background
You are at home. You want to
buy new jeans. You don’t
know which marketplace to
choose.
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CASE
STUDY
CHOOSING A
CAREER
TASK 1
Find information about the
most sought-after professions.
TASK 2
Describe your dream job.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your choice;
•
your abilities;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
job, career, salary, opportunity, success, to
pursue a career, to land a job, to climb the
corporate
ladder,
work-life
balance,
company culture, growth potential, dream
job, make ends meet, climb the career
ladder
Background
You are
at
school. Your
teacher asks you to tell the
class about
your future
career.
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CASE
STUDY
WRITING
A
POSTCARD
TASK 1
Describe the place where you
are.
TASK 2
Describe the activities you enjoy.
TASK 3
Tell your partner about
•
your vacation;
•
your free-time activities;
•
your expectations.
VOCABULARY
vacation, greetings, message, destination,
sender, recipient, to write a postcard,
to send
regards, to drop a line, personal note, best
wishes, postmark, address label, short and
sweet, wish you were here, all the best
Background
You are on vacation. You
want
to
share
your
impressions with your friend.