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Nowi Europejczycy w Wielkiej Brytanii

Nowi Europejczycy w Wielkiej Brytanii . Polskie dzieci w angielskich szko ł ach. Produced as part of the Partnership Development Schools (PDS) Strategy Phase 3 2008-09 (Lead PDS: The Park Community School. Contact Chris Ley (cley@parkcommunity.devon.sch.uk). New Europeans in Britain.

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Nowi Europejczycy w Wielkiej Brytanii

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  1. Nowi Europejczycy w Wielkiej Brytanii • Polskie dzieci w angielskich szkołach. Produced as part of the Partnership Development Schools (PDS) Strategy Phase 3 2008-09 (Lead PDS: The Park Community School. Contact Chris Ley (cley@parkcommunity.devon.sch.uk)

  2. New Europeans in Britain • Polish children in English schools

  3. Name as many countries as you can… • Time 3 minutes

  4. EUROPE 1. 6. 4. 7. 5. 8. 2. 40 9. 3. 10. 36 11. 37 38 15. 35 16. 12. 17. 39 34 33 18 14. 28 32 27 19. 42 43 26 25. 41. 31. 24 20. 30. 23 22. 13. 21. 29. 44

  5. EUROPE 1.Iceland 5.Sweden 6.Finland 4.Norway 7.Russia 8. Estonia 2. Ireland 40.Denmark 9. Latvia 3.UK 10. Lithuania 36.Netherlands 11.Belarus 37.Belgium 38.Germany 15.Poland 35.Luxembourg 16. Czech 12.Ukraine 17.Slovakia 39.France 34.Switzerland 33.Austria 18 Hungary 14. Moldova 32.Italy 28.Slovenia 42.Portugal 27.Croatia 19.Romania 26.Bosnia Herzegovina 43.Andorra 31.San Marino 25.Serbia 41.Spain 24.Monte- negro 20.Bulgaria 30.Vatican 23.Macedonia 22.Albania 13.Turkey 21Greece 29.Malta 44.Cyprus

  6. “Do you speak English?” What are those languages? Time: 5 minutes

  7. “Do you speak English?” • 18. Parla inglese? Italian • 19. Val jūs runājat angliski? Latvian • 20. Arjūs kalbate angliŝkal? Lithuanian • 21. Schwätzt Du Englesch? Luxembourgish • 22. Дaли збоpyвaтe aнлиcки? Macedonian • 23. Titkellem bl-Ingliż? Maltese • 24. Vorbiţi englezeşte? Moldovian • 25. Snakker du engelsk? Norwegian • 26. Czy mówisz po angielsku? Polish • 27. Fala inglês? Portuguese • 28. Vorbiţi engleseşte? Romanian • 29. Вы гoвopитe пo-aнглийcки?Russian • 30. Гoвopитe ли eнглeски? Serbian • 31. Hovoríte po anglicky? Slovakian • 32. Govorite angleŝko? Slovenian • 33. Talar du engelska? Swedish • 34. Ви poзмoвляэтe aнглiйcкoю мoвoю? Ukrainian • 1. A dini anglisht?Albanian • 2. Цi Bы paзmaŷляeцe пa-aнгeлску? Belarusian • 3. Govorite li engleski? Bosnan • 4. Гoвopитe ли aнглийски? Bulgarian • 5. Parla anglès vostè?Catalan • 6. Govorite li engleski?Croatian • 7. Mluvíte anglicky? Czech • 8. Taler De engelsk?Danish • 9. Spreekt u Engels?Dutch • 10. Kas te räägite inglise keelt?Estonian • 11. Puhutteko englantia?Finnish • 12. Spreekt u Engels?Flemish • 13. Parlez-vous anglais?French • 14. Sprechen Sie Englisch?German • 15. Mιλάτέ Aγγλικά Greek • 16. Beszél angolul?Hungarian • 17. Talar þú ensku?Icelandic

  8. Eastern Europeans Alphabets Russian Alphabet Greek Alphabet

  9. KNOWLEDGE OF ENGLISH IN EUROPE

  10. Good Morning, Hello • Dobar Den - Bulgarian • Dobro Jutro, Dobar Dan, Dobra Većer, Laku Noć - Croatian • Dobré Ráno, Dobrý Den, Ahoj - Czech • Jo Napot, Szervusz - Hungarian, Magyar • Labdien, Sveiki, Chau - Latvian • Dzień Dobry, Dobry Wieczór, Cześć - Polish • Salut; Buna Dimineata/Ziua/Seara; Buna - Romanian • Dobro Jutro, Dobar Dan, Dobro Veče, Laku Noć - Serbian • Dobrý Bodyeny, Ahoj - Slovak • Dobro Jutro; Dober Dan; Dober Večer - Slovenian • Dobriy Ranuke, Dobriy Deyn, Dobriy Vechir, Pryvit - Ukranian

  11. Religion in Europe

  12. POLAND IS IN CENTRAL EUROPE

  13. Education in Poland • Starts at the age of 7 years in primary school (for 6 years) • Lower secondary level starting at the age of 13 consisting of 3 years in gymnasium, , ends with an exam. • This is followed by upper secondary level, which has several alternatives, the most common being the 3 years in a liceum or 4 years in a technikum. Both end with a maturity examination • May be followed by several forms of upper education, leading to licencjat or inżynier (Polish equivalents of Bachelor's degree), magister (Polish equivalent of Master's degree) and eventually doktor (Polish equivalent of Ph. D. degree).

  14. Grades Getting a 1 in any subject means that the student has to repeat the year, including all subjects that were passed. • 1 (niedostateczna, insufficient) • 2 (initially mierna, poor, renamed dopuszczająca, passing) • 3 (dostateczna, sufficient) • 4 (dobra, good) • 5 (bardzo dobra, very good) • 6 (celująca, excellent)

  15. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 POLISH POLISH FR/ GERM GERM CHEM 2 MATHS CHEM POLISH BIOLOGY POLISH 3 RELIGION HISTORY POLISH POLISH RELIGION 4 PE MATHS PHYSICS IT 5 PE GERMAN ART PE IT 6 HISTORY CITIZEN. TUTOR HISTORY MATHS 7 GEOGR BIOLOGY PHILOSO DEFENCE 8 ART/MUS GERMAN PHILOSO FRENCH FRENCH Time table year 1 of High School (16 Years Old Pupil)

  16. Foreign Languages in Schools English - 82.2% Russian - 52.0% French - 42.0% Italian - 25.5% Spanish - 23.5% Others - 2.8% Students in Polish schools typically learn two foreign languages

  17. Vietnamese - 1 808 French - 1 633 Americans - 1 541 Greeks - 1 404 Italians - 1 367 Jews - 1 133 Bulgarians - 1 112 Armenians - 1 082 Czechs - 831 Tatars - 495 Karaims - 45 Ethnic Minorities in Poland • Silesians - 173 253 • Germans - 152 897 • Belarusian's - 48 737 • Ukrainians - 30 957 • Roma - 12 855 • Russians - 6 103 • Lemko - 5 863 • Lithuanians - 5 846 • Kashubians - 5 062 • Slovakians - 2 001

  18. Polish Students • Lack of parents for months before coming to Britain • Parents work long hours, children are left alone • Less strict schools in Britain • ''Cultural shock'' new languages, different cultures, religions • Using Polish at school, home, polish TV, internet, so they do not learn English that quickly • No hobbies, favourite subjects in school • 11 years old : easy and quick adaptation age • Level differences between Polish schools in big cities and countryside • Polish children almost never say ''I don't understand'' • British school curriculum has less material, but is more practical • In Poland pupils live in the same area, they meet after school, play together

  19. WHAT THEY MEANT; 1. "I'm an electrician" 2. He wanted to say: "I wasn't born yesterday" 3. "I like everything about her" - "I like her whole" 4. This was meant to be "I like DIY" 5. He was learning from dictionary, and wanted to say "At the party there were only a few people" 6. She meant "I like cooking" 7. Much to my disappointment it turned out to mean "Take off your coat" “Polish Jokes” • WHAT THEY SAID • 1. "I'm electric" • 2. "My birthday, it was not yesterday" • 3. "I like her hole" Chatting about nice girl... • 4. "I like tinkering" • 5. "At the party were only small people" (in reply to my question why he didn't like the party) • 6. "I like cock" (job interview) • 7. "Take off your clothes" (on arrival at a party)

  20. [...],Please! Tenses Confidence to speak Talking about weather... Different order of sentence Idioms Accents Language intonation How to pronounce that?! / Other language issues • Where?, Wear, Were • Three, Tree, Free! • Sheet, Shit! • Feet, Fit • Sea, See • It, Eat • Eyes, Ice • Lie, Lay • Beach, Beech, Bitch! • Still, Steal, Steel • Whole, Hole

  21. DZIĘKUJE!THANK YOU!

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