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Teacher

Mr. Ettouhami

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Teacher
Mr. Ettouhami

I. Theme of the Unit

FORMAL
NON-FORMAL
It refers to learning
through a program in an
It refers to learning
educational institution.
through a program, but
It is recognized by the
it is not usually
state, and it provides a EDUCATION evaluated, and it does
certificate.
not lead to a certificate.

INFORMAL

It refers to learning from


daily activities, work, or
leisure. It has no
program, and it does
not provide a certificate.

Formal Education Non-formal Informal


Education Education
Program
Certificate

Examples - Secondary - Evening - TV


Schools Classes - Newspapers
- University - Literacy - Daily
Studies Classes Conversations
- Primary - Books
Schools

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Teacher
Mr. Ettouhami

II. Vocabulary
Collocations

A collocation is a group of words (normally 2) that often go together.

Collocate Collocate

Higher Education

Collocation

Examples:

1. Educational System: We should improve our educational system.


2. School Subject: English is my favorite school subject.
3. School Year: 2018/2019 was an amazing school year.
4. School Uniform: Both girls and boys should wear a school uniform.
5. Private School: There are many private schools in Morocco.
6. Equal Rights: Organizations call for equal rights.
7. University Degree: A university degree will guarantee a job.
8. Free Access: I have a free access to many websites.
9. Gender Discrimination: Women often face gender discrimination.
10. Mixed Classes: Most schools in Morocco have mixed classes.
11. Basic Needs: Food and education are basic needs.

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Mr. Ettouhami

III. Communication

Making and Responding to Requests

Making a Request Accepting Requests Declining Requests

I wonder if you could open the Sure, no problem I’m sorry but I cannot.
window.

Do you mind opening the window? Not at all I actually do mind

Would you open the window, please? Sure. I would like to, but It’s cold

Can you open the window? Yes, absolutely No, actually I can’t

Examples:

A: I wonder if you could bring my jacket.


B: I’m sorry, but I cannot.

A: Do you mind helping me with my homework?


B: Yes, absolutely.

A: Would you look after my little brother, please?


B: I would like to, but I am really busy.

A: Can you send these letters to my grandparents?


B: Sure, no problem.

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Mr. Ettouhami

IV. Grammar
Gerund Vs Infinitive

Gerund = Verb + ing Example: Eating


Infinitive = To + Verb Example: To eat

Gerunds should be put after specific verbs such as:

- Admit Examples:
- Dislike - They dislike playing football.
- Enjoy - I finished making that sandwich.
+ Verb + ing
- Finish - Ahmed regrets sleeping late.
- Regret
- Suggest

Infinitives should be put after specific verbs such as:

- Agree Examples:
- Ask - He asked me to leave.
- Expect - Ahmed Learned to swim.
+ To + Verb
- Learn - You need to relax.
- Promise
- Need

There are some verbs that can be put before both gerunds and infinitives.

- Begin Examples:
- Like - I like to watch TV.
+ Verb + ing
- Love - I like watching Tv.
Or
- Start - Nabil stopped to smoke.
+ To + Verb
- Stop - Nabil stopped smoking.
- Hate

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Mr. Ettouhami

V. Reading

Read the following passage, and answer the questions.

Education encompasses both the teaching and learning of knowledge, proper conduct,
and technical competency. It thus focuses on the cultivation of skills, trades or
professions, as well as mental, moral and aesthetic development.
Formal education consists of systematic instruction, teaching, and training by
professional teachers. This consists of the application of pedagogy and the development
of curricula.
Educational systems are established to provide education and training, often for
children and the young, so that they can learn. A curriculum defines what students
should know, understand and be able to do as the result of education. A teaching
profession delivers teaching which enables learning, and a system of policies,
regulations, examinations, structures and funding enables teachers to teach to the best
of their abilities.

1. Provide a title to the passage.

2. Define the following words:


a. Education
b. Formal Education
c. A curriculum

3. Are the following statements true or false? Justify.


a. Education is about only moral development.
b. Educational systems must provide training to elder people.
c. Teachers must follow specific rules and structures.

4. Find in the text words that mean the same as:


a. Artistic (paragraph 1)
b. Capacities (paragraph 3)

5. What do the underlined words in the text refer to?


a. It (paragraph 1)
b. They (paragraph 3)

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Teacher
Mr. Ettouhami

VI. Exercises

1. Define the following terms:


a. Formal Education: …………………………………………………………………
b. Informal Education: ………………………………………………………………..
c. Non-formal Education: …………………………………………………………….

2. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate collocation from the list
School Uniforms – Free Access- Mixed Classes – University Degree
a. …………………………… will help decreasing gender discrimination.
b. Students should have ……………………… to online libraries.
c. It is very challenging to obtain a ………………………………
d. Our school is giving ……………………………… for free!

3. Put the verbs between brackets in the correct form


a. Amina and Anas suggested ………… (watch) a movie.
b. John’s car has begun ……………(make) a terrible noise.
c. I really enjoyed ……………... (surf) the internet yesterday!
d. Do you expect me ……………. (read) the whole book in one night?
e. He promised his mother ……………. (come) home soon.

4. Make and respond to requests in the following situations.

a. You ask your friend to lend you some money because you are broke.
A: ………………………………………………………………..……………….
B: ………………………………………………………...……………….………

b. You are in a hotel, and you are calling the reception asking them to send the room
service.
A: ………………………………………………………………………………..
B: ………………………………………………………………………………...

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Teacher
Mr. Ettouhami

VII. Writing

Write a paragraph to be presented in your school magazine, about the advantages and
disadvantages of one type of education (formal, informal, or non-formal).

Idea: Informal education doesn’t lead to a certificate, but it is a lot of fun.


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