Teaching Grammar in Context_Free Education_ If Clause.pptx

Teaching Grammar in context requires the use of an authentic communicative material including the grammatical structure to be taught

1. Unit 03: Education in the world Sequence 02: Read and Consider Rubric : Grammar Explorer I

2. Do You think education is so importatnt in your life?

3. Yes, we do …..

4. Task 1: Match each phrase with its corresponding one Column A Column B 1) If students do not attend eight years in elementary school, 2) If you don’ t study harder a) you won’ t get a good job. b) they will not be able to reach secondary school.

5. Correction: Column A Column B 1) If students do not attend eight years in elementary school, 2) If you don’ t study harder a) you won’ t get a good job. b) they will not be able to reach secondary school.

6. What do you think?

7. Read the text carefully then do the following activity. Free education is a concept where education is funded through government spending or charitable organizations rather than tuition fees. It is often provided at the primary and secondary levels in many countries and is also available at the tertiary level in certain countries. Acoording to the international human law, primary education should be compulsory and free, while secondary and higher education should be made progressively free of charge . Some colleges in the United States offer free tuition to admitted to stidents, w ith certain conditions such as; state residency, low-income background, or on-compus work or service requirements. Additionally, there are online platforms like KHAN Academy and HARVARD KENNEDY School that offer free educational resourece and courses. Education is compulsory and free for every child in The United States. Most children start school by the age of six. They attend eight years of elementary school and four years of high school (or secondary school) which means if students do not attend eight years at elementary school, they will not be able to reach the secondary school. The money for free public schools comes from taxes, and each state is responsible for its own educational system. State legislatures set the educational requirements but leave the management of the schools in the hands of the local communities. Most states require their children to go to school until a certain age. This age varies from 16 to 18 years according to the laws of the individual states.The Federal government contributes funds to the states for additional schools and school services

8. Task 1: Choose the best answer. If students do not attend eight years at elementary school, they will not be able to reach the secondary school. Unless students attend eight years at elementary school,the will not be able to reach the secondary school Because students do not attend eight years at elementary school, they will not be able reach the secondary school

9. Correction: If students do not attend eight years at elementary school, they will not be able to reach the secondary school Unless students attend eight years at elementary school, they will not be able to reach the secondary school

10. Task two : Let’s study the sentence we obtained A / What type of sentences are they and how many clauses do they contain? Unless students attend elementary school , they will not be able to reach the secondary school l Main clause subordinate clause B/ What tenses are used ? Unless students attend elementary school, they will not be able to reach the secondary school V. Present Simple V. Future Simple C / What do the sentences express ? Choose the right answer : according to the given sentences ,we use conditional type One: To talk about a general truth. To narrate a past event. To give a supposition or a hypothsis.

11. Stating the Rule: Filling the gaps : If +………………no+ will+ ………………….. If + present simple + will + verb in the infinitive  if type one Unless + Present Simple + future simple

12. Let’ s Practice

13. Task one: Choose the correct answer (a-b-c) to complete the sentences below 1/ Students may struggle to succeed in school unless they ………….. access to quality teachers and resources. a) had b) have c) has 2/ Unless there is significant investment in education, schools …………….. to provide essential programs and resources. a) struggled b) struggle c) will struggle 3/ Unless we……………… early childhood education, students will have a lack of success a) prioritize b) will prioritize c) prioritized

14. Task two: Match the clauses in column (A) with the clauses in column (B) to get meaningful sentences . Column A Column B 1) Access to higher education will remain limited, 2) Students may not reach their full potential, 3) Unless educators adapt to new teaching methods and technologies, a) They may struggle to engage students in a rapidly changing educational landscape. b) unless we address the rising costs of tuition and students debt. c) unless they have access to a diverse and inclusive learning environment

15. Task Three: (Pair Work) Imagine what B says to A A: Do you think education is important? B: Definitely! If we want to succeed, education is the key. A: But what if someone doesn’t like studying? B: Well ! Unless ……………………………………………………………. A: That’s true. But what about those who can’ t afford education? B: If we ………………………………………………………………………………

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