Process 1
– The famous foreigners of Ukrainian heritage
Ø Think about most prestigious spheres for career. What are they? Make a list of 6 of them and compare with a partner. Have you chosen any of the same spheres.
Ø Go to the Which group am I in? page.
Ø Go to the Group task page. Work in groups of 4. Look at the Wikiwand site with lists of the famous foreigners of Ukrainian heritage .
Ø You will see that stories on this website are divided into categories such as:
v Actors and artists
v Sport figures
v Government and civil servants
v Politicians and writers
v Engineers and business
v Scientists and scholars
Ø You can click on each story’s headline to read a bit more about it.
Process 2
– Stories` summaries to the editorial board
Ø Assign each of your group members a letter – Student A, Student B, Student C.
Ø Go to the Students` task page and choose two categories for each student.
Ø Prepare a short summary of each of the persons you chose in Process 1:
Student A – Actors, artists, sport figures
Student B – Government and civil servants, politicians, writers
Student C –Engineers and business, Scientists and scholars
Ø You are going to present your story summaries to the Editorial Board of your newspaper. (The Editorial Board is another group in the class – you too will act as the Editorial Board to another group.)
Ø Present your summaries to the Board, trying to use you own words rather than directly reading your summaries. Remember to include your three key words in your verbal summary.
Ø The Editorial Board will decide on which story is best of the two for each category, and tell you their decision at the end of the presentations.
Process 3
– Producing ‘The famous foreigners of Ukrainian heritage`’ magazine: writing articles
Ø You are now going to produce ‘The famous foreigners of Ukrainian heritage`’ magazine, with the articles(approved by the Editorial Board) for each of the categories: Actors and artists, Sport figures , Government and civil servants, Politicians and writers, Engineers and business.
Ø You may use your original summary as a basis for your final article for your categories, but you will need to include more details this time. Remember that you can find out more by clicking on links or searching in net by name. Try to use your own words as far as possible, and include your three key words. Try to write about 200 to 250 words per article.
Ø Read the articles written by the other members of your group. Give each other feedback on:
· Content:
v Is the article clear?
v Do we know exactly what happened, where, when and why?
v Structure: Does the article have clear paragraphs, and is it wellstructured?
· Language:
v Is the use of English as correct as possible?
v Are the tenses appropriate?
v Is there a good range of vocabulary?
v Are the three key words included correctly?
Ø Rewrite and correct your own articles as needed.
Ø Decide on what photos or illustrations you would like to use, and where you would like them to appear in the articles.
Process 4
– Producing ‘The famous foreigners of Ukrainian heritage`magazine: editing and reading
Ø As the editing team of ‘‘The famous foreigners of Ukrainian heritage` magazine, you now need to put your separate articles together into one magazine. You will need to discuss the following issues with your group:
v What will the cover of‘The famous foreigners of Ukrainian heritage` magazine look like?
v What photos/illustrations will you use?
v What order will you put the articles in?
v What ‘look’ will the articles have?
v Will they all have the same headline font and style, the same layout, the same number of photos, or will each article style be different?
v What size paper will you use?
v How will you put it together?
v Who will be responsible for printing and binding?
Ø Once you have decided on this, you need to work together to produce ‘The famous foreigners of Ukrainian heritage`magazine.
Ø Put all the magazines up around the class.
Ø Walk round and look at the others groups’ magazines.