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ПЛАН РАБОТЫ МЕТОДИЧЕСКОГО ОБЪЕДИНЕНИЯ УЧИТЕЛЕЙ АНГЛИЙСКОГО ЯЗЫКА на 2025/2026 учебный год
ПЛАН РАБОТЫ МЕТОДИЧЕСКОГО ОБЪЕДИНЕНИЯ
УЧИТЕЛЕЙ АНГЛИЙСКОГО ЯЗЫКА
на 2025/2026 учебный год
Дата | Цель работы | Тема заседания | Содержание | Ответственные |
Проверка готовности учителей к новому учебному году. Своевременное изучение нормативных документов. | - Кодекс Республики Беларусь об образовании - инструктивно-методическое письмо МО РБ - обновленные учебные программы и УМК по учебному предмету «Иностранный язык» - тематическое планирование по английскому языку - создание безопасных условий организации образовательного процесса - ведение школьной документации (правила заполнения журнала) 2.Организация и содержание методической работы с учителями в 2025/2026 учебном году с учетом анализа результатов предыдущего учебного года. 3. Анализ результатов и направления совершенствования подготовки учащихся к централизованному экзамену по иностранному языку на III ступени общего среднего образования 5.Планирование работы школьного методического объединения на 2025/2026 учебный год с учетом анализа результатов предыдущего учебного года. | Бебех В. А. Круглова О.Н. Бебех В. А. Бебех В. А. Члены ШУМО | ||
| 1. Итоги учебной деятельности в 1 четверти 2025/2026 учебного года. 2. Подготовка учащихся 10-11 классов к участию во 2 этапе республиканской олимпиады. | Бебех В. А. Члены ШУМО Капитонова Н. О. Лобан Т. А. | ||
| 1. Итоги учебной деятельности во 2 четверти 2025/2026 учебного года 5. Анализ выполнения учащимися заданий 2 этапа республиканской олимпиады (10-11 классы). Подготовка учащихся 6-9 классов к участию в районной олимпиаде. | Бебех В. А. Бебех В. А. Члены ШУМО Бебех В. А. Члены ШУМО Члены ШУМО | ||
| Повышение уровня профессиональной компетентности учителя. | 1. Итоги учебной деятельности в 3 четверти 2025/2026 учебного года. 3. Актуализация банка высокомотивированных учащихся. 4. Анализ декады нестандартных занятий. | Бебех В. А. Сержпутовская Л. С.
Члены ШУМО Члены ШУМО Члены ШУМО | |
Заседание 5 03.06.2026 | Анализирование педагогами результатов собственной педагогической деятельности | Анализ работы ШУМО в 2025/2026 учебном году | 1.Анализ работы ШМО в 2025/2026 учебном году. Цели и задачи на новый учебный год. 2. Анализ 2 этапа республиканской олимпиады 6-9 классы. 3. «Мой лучший урок с использованием дифференциации/индивидуализации» 4. Анализ результативности и методической активности педагогов в 2025/2026 учебном году. | Бебех В. А. Члены ШУМО Хромова Е. А. Бебех В. А. |
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Topics for discussion: An early bird catches the worm. Elaborate on this idea.
Firstly, waking up early can give individuals a useful head start on their daily tasks. For example, students who wake up early often have more time to revise their lessons and plan their day. This extra time helps them to feel prepared and less stressed during exams or homework deadlines. Similarly, workers who start their workday early are often more productive because they have fewer distractions and can finish tasks more efficiently. In this way, being an “early bird” can lead to better performance and success.
Moreover, acting early allows people to take advantage of opportunities that may not be available later. For instance, many job openings or business deals are announced in the morning, and being ready to act quickly can make a difference. Entrepreneurs and investors who start their day early often spot potential opportunities before others do. This proactive approach helps them stay ahead of competitors and achieve their ambitions. Therefore, the proverb highlights that those who seize opportunities early are more likely to succeed.
Furthermore, getting up early is linked to positive habits such as better health and mental well-being. Early risers tend to have more time for exercise, healthy breakfasts, and planning their day. These routines contribute to increased energy levels, improved mood, and reduced stress. In contrast, people who sleep late or procrastinate may feel more tired and overwhelmed. Consequently, waking up early not only helps in achieving goals but also promotes overall well-being.
However, some people believe that success is mainly about working hard and being dedicated, regardless of the time they start. While this is true to some extent, the proverb reminds us that discipline and punctuality often play a crucial role. Being an early bird requires consistency and effort, which can develop good habits that benefit many areas of life.
In conclusion, the saying “An early bird catches the worm” encourages people to wake up early and take prompt action. By doing so, individuals can get a head start, seize opportunities, and develop healthy routines. Although everyone has their own most productive hours, waking up early remains a symbol of discipline, ambition, and a proactive attitude. Ultimately, adopting this mindset can lead to greater success and personal fulfillment.
1. Is time-management important in your everyday life?Thursday, July 23, 2026
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
AEF 3. Lesson 4A. Grammar: can, could, be able to (ability and possession)
Can is used for present ability and possibility
I can dance. / I'm sorry, but I can't help you.
Can is informally used for offers and requests
Can I help you? / Can I make a suggestion?
Could is used for past ability and possibility
We couldn't finish the project on time. / She could read when she was three years old.
- Could is neutrally used for offers and requests
Could you open the door for me, please?
Be able to is used for present, past, and future ability and possibility
Are you able to swim? / Were you able to swim? / Will you be able to swim?
Be able to is also used to discuss the success or failure of an action
We weren't able to find the book you wanted.
Be able to can be used with other verbs, including modals
She should be able to attend the conference. / I want to be able to play the flute.







