Lesson -5 lead in who invented the first printing press? A. William Caxton B. Johannes Gutenberg

LESSON -5

LEAD IN
1. Who invented the first printing press?
A. William Caxton B. Johannes Gutenberg C. Nicola Tesla

2. 
   How do we call a step by step method of solving problem that commonly used for data processing, calculation and other related computer and mathematical operations? A. Algorithm B. Cloud Storage C. Calculation
   
3. 
   Who first used overhead projector?
   

A. lecturers B. Magicians C. photographers 4. Who is considered the “father of computer”?
A. Charles Babbage B. William Tomson C. Pierre Jaquet-Droz
5. What is pencil made of?
A. Coal B. Graphite C. Lead
6. What country does paper come from?
A. Egypt B. China C. India
7. Who invented the World Wide Web?
A. Bill Gate B. Thomas Moore C. Tim Berners-Lee
8. When was the first smart board used?
A. 1991 B. 1978 C. 1995
In pairs discuss how you think these inventions or discoveries have changed the world. How would the life be different without them?
Printing Internet Pen Computer Paper Tablets electricity Mobile phones

1. 
   What are modern classrooms like?
   
2. 
   What were classrooms like 10 years ago?
   
3. 
   How have teaching styles changed?
   
4. 
   How technology changed the way we study?
   
5. 
   How is the technology important in education?
   
6. 
   Does technology really improve learning or quality of education?
   

FOCUS ON LISTENING competence

Work in small groups and discuss:

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  What do you think is meant by distance learning and learning face-to-face?
  
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  What different types of distance learning can you think of?
  
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  Brainstorm the advantages of distance learning, and the advantages of learning face-to-face in a classroom.
  

Look at Questions 1-10 below and try to predict the information you will hear. Then listen to the conversation between two students on a teacher-training course and complete the notes.