Even at the very beginning of the geography course, in the sixth grade, students learn the skills to read and understand a map. In order to pass UNT2015 well in geography, you must perfectly read, understand and know the map. To read and understand a map means to compare, to be able to compare cartographic images with real ones. This means you need to know what types of cards are, what are used in them conventions. When preparing for the UNT in geography, it is especially important to advance in this matter by next level- knowledge of maps, i.e. the ability to represent the objects depicted on it from memory.
Mariam Mukatova, vice-president of the National Academy of Education named after Altynsarin, at a briefing at the CCS announced that a "Roadmap for the development of trilingual education for 2015-2020" had been developed and approved. It is planned to create a trilingual education center at the academy, which will oversee the transition to trilingual education in Kazakhstan. A unified language standard for teaching three languages will be developed in order to ensure the continuity of trilingual education and prepare for a phased transition to English language education in high school, colleges and universities.
According to the speaker, the potential of Bolashak program graduates will be used to provide educational organizations with qualified personnel and English-speaking specialists. A system of incentives for teachers will be thought out and the form and content of the Unified National Testing will be improved.
"In high school, teaching in English will be conducted in four subjects: computer science, physics, chemistry, biology. A schedule for the transition to trilingual education and a schedule for the transition to English in high school are being developed. In the 2017-2018 academic year, students will come to the fifth grade who began to learn English from the first grade. From this period, the preparatory period for the transition to English in high school will begin," Mukatova said.
"(...) In English lessons, material from these four subjects will be used. From the fifth grade, work will begin on the study of terminology in these four subjects in English. (...) After the ninth grade, external evaluation level of students by language, work will be carried out to organize extracurricular activities in English. And individual items on elective courses will also be held in the main school in English," the speaker added.
There will also be access to teaching materials in three languages of the Nazarbayev Intellectual School. It is planned to organize a summer language school for students in grades 5-11.
"In the 2022-2023 academic year, it is planned to switch to English teaching in KTL, international schools, gymnasiums, lyceums and multilingual schools. And next year - the 2023-2024 academic year - it is planned to switch all secondary schools," the speaker emphasized.
According to her, the implementation will be carried out on the basis of a collegial decision of the pedagogical council and parent committee.
"(...) Until 2022, 2450 teachers and lecturers will take language courses. (...) The issue of studying the history of Kazakhstan in the Kazakh language is being worked out, and the subject The World History- in Russian in all schools and colleges, regardless of the language of instruction," she said.
Answering a clarifying question from Tengrinews.kz about how the UNT form will change, she explained that the exam will change by 2019.
"A roadmap has been created to carry out everything systematically without straining students, parents and the public. Changes in the form and content of the UNT as a final certification are planned only for 2019. If I now start talking roughly about what is planned, this will cause unnecessary excitement. K By this time, the monitoring results will be ready, Scientific research. The roadmap is confirmed not only by educational, methodological and informational support, but also by research support. You don’t have to worry, within the framework of the trilingual policy, of course, the existing form of the UNT will change.”
Head of State Nursultan Nazarbayev instructed to develop roadmap development of trilingual education. "We are making it so that English must now be taught from the first grade. And in grades 11-12, all subjects should be in English," Nazarbayev said earlier.
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1. The concept of the integrity of the oceans was established after the trip
A) F. Magellan
B) Abel Tasman
C) D. Cook
D) Vasco da Gama
E) H. Columba
2. The scale recorded with an explanation (for example, 1 cm - 100 m) is called
A) Numerical.
B) complex.
C) digital.
D) named.
E) Linear.
3. The following terms: barometer, breeze, monsoon - refer to the shell
A) biosphere
B) hydrosphere
C) neosphere
D) lithosphere
E) atmosphere
4. People of the equatorial race are different
A) yellow skin and eyes wide open.
B) an elongated skull and fair skin.
C) narrow nose, narrow slit eyes.
D) narrow nose and curly hair.
E) dark skin color, curly hair.
5. A scientist who explored the Tien Shan mountains:
A) V. Bering.
B) A. Chirikov.
C) S. Makarov.
D) P. P. Semyonov.
E) G. Sedov.
6. The area where Rudny Altai is located:
A) East Kazakhstan.
B) Almaty.
C) Aktobe.
D) Pavlodar.
E) Karaganda.
7. Southwest Africa is located ...
A) the Namib Desert.
B) the Thar Desert.
C) Libyan desert.
D) the Sahara desert.
E) the Kalahari desert.
8. Researcher of the soil cover of Kazakhstan -
A) A.N. Krasnov.
B) I.V. Mushketov.
C) S.S.Neustruev.
D) K.I.Satpaev.
E) I.G. Borshchov.
9. The last glaciation took place during:
A) Paleogene.
B) Cretaceous.
C) Neogene.
D) Quaternary.
E) Jurassic.
10. The forest-steppe zone of Kazakhstan is located on
A) northwest.
B) far west.
C) south.
D) southeast.
E) north.
11. Mouflon is found in ... the reserve:
A) Ustyrt.
B) Markakol.
C) Kurgalzhinsky.
D) Naurzym.
E) Aksu-Zhabagyly.
12. Ferrochromium smelting plant is located
A) Atyrau.
B) Temirtau.
C) Karaganda.
D) Aktobe.
E) Pavlodar.
13. Basic chemistry produces:
A) polyethylene.
B) gasoline.
C) synthetic rubber.
D) synthetic fibers.
E) mineral fertilizers.
14. Central Kazakhstan produces for export
A) antimony.
B) Phosphorites.
C) Aluminum.
D) Steel.
E) Chromites.
15. Countries with low fertility rates
A) Italy, Japan.
B) India, Denmark.
C) France, Ethiopia.
D) Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan.
E) Chile, Japan.
16. The oldest and most dependent on natural conditions branch of the economy
A) industry
B) construction
C) trading
D) transport
e) Agriculture
17. Inland state known for its watches, sweets, banks:
A) Switzerland.
B) Luxembourg.
C) Austria.
D) Hungary.
E) Liechtenstein.
18. The main cultivated crop of Cuba:
A) coffee.
B) Sugar cane.
C) Bananas.
D) Corn.
E) Cotton.
19. Monarchic countries Africa
A) Mali, Libya.
B) Mozambique, Algeria.
C) Morocco, Lesotho.
D) Congo, Zaire, Senegal.
E) Somalia, Rwanda.
20. Latitudes in which descending air currents predominate and high pressure belts are formed:
A) Equatorial and tropical.
B) Equatorial and polar.
C) Tropical and temperate.
D) Tropical and polar.
E) Moderate and polar.
21. The richest spectrum altitudinal zonality typical for:
A) Southern Andes
B) Southern Himalayas
C) Western Cordillera
D) Northern Altai
E) Southern Alps
22. Determine the time zone of the city of Minsk if it is 5 am in Astana and 2 am in Minsk
A) I belt
B) V belt
C) II belt
D) IV belt
E) III belt
23. Most of rainfall in the Kazakhstani part West Siberian Plain falls on:
A) summer.
B) autumn.
C) winter.
D) spring.
E) end of autumn.
24. In terms of population among the CIS countries, Kazakhstan is inferior
A) Ukraine, Moldova
B) Russia, Belarus
C) Ukraine, Uzbekistan
D) Armenia, Georgia
E) Kyrgyzstan, Armenia
25. The Republic of Belarus is characterized by
A) Lack of forests
B) Weak development of the chemical industry
C) Development of the machine-building complex
D) Availability large deposits coal and iron ore
E) Rapid Population Growth
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE
REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF SHYMKENT
CITY WORKSHOP
REPORT
« FEATURES OF PREPARATION
K UNT ON THE SUBJECT "GEOGRAPHY"
Prepared by:
Geography teacher of school-lyceum No. 23
Chikrizov E. S.
Shymkent,
"PECULIARITIES OF PREPARATION FOR THE UNT ON THE SUBJECT "GEOGRAPHY"
Teacher: Chikrizov Evgeniy Sergeevich
school-lyceum No. 23 named after Kosmodemyanskaya, Shymkent
Based on the conditions dictated by modernity, it becomes obvious that the formation state system objective control of the quality of education is one of the urgent tasks facing society and the state. In this regard, one of the most important issues of modern public policy in the field of education is the provision of state guarantees for the implementation of the constitutional rights of citizens to education. And, above all, ensuring equal access of young people to a full-fledged education. Admission to higher educational establishments countries, since 1999, is carried out according to a new model, consisting of three stages (UNT, certificate competition, enrollment based on certificates of state educational grants). Since 2004, in our republic, in accordance with the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On the introduction of a unified national testing”, the UNT has been carried out, which combines the final state certification of graduates of organizations of secondary general education and entrance exams to secondary vocational and higher vocational schools.
As practice shows, the subject "geography" is one of the most popular elective subjects in the Unified National Testing. The content of the proposed tests checks knowledge in the following aspects:
as a form that most objectively reflects and explains the patterns of the Earth's evolution;
natural objects of the Earth, reflecting its structure and spatial patterns;
processes and phenomena on the globe.
That is why, in order to successfully pass the UNT, students must show sufficiently deep and holistic knowledge in the following sections of the curriculum:
about the environment;
general economic and geographical characteristics of the world;
population of the Earth and nature;
the development of the science of geography;
nature, population and economy of Kazakhstan;
place of Kazakhstan in the world market; global problems humanity;
modern world economy.
With the seeming relative ease of the subject of geography compared to mathematics, physics, chemistry, comprehensive testing shows that students experience great difficulties and problems when answering questions on geography. And there are several reasons for this phenomenon:
Students answer UNT questions in geography for the entire school course from the 6th to the 11th grade and the questions of the courses of physical geography of the 6th grade, the geography of the continents and oceans of the course of the 7th grade are already thoroughly forgotten and difficult for an accurate and correct answer.
Testing is overloaded with small details and questions, and many of the main questions on knowledge of geographical patterns and phenomena are not presented in testing.
Students have poor knowledge of spatial representations on a geographical map, cartographic knowledge, and there are a lot of questions on knowledge of the map in the UNT;
Many students are focused only on repeating test items, but do not consider it necessary to repeat the theoretical material, therefore, with a slight change in test items, the student cannot find the correct answer;
Most of the time when answering the UNT test tasks is given by the student to mathematics, the history of Kazakhstan, the Kazakh language, and geography usually leaves 10-15 minutes of time during testing.
However, the specifics of the problem are much deeper. Responsibility for the preparation and results of the UNT should equally lie with all participants educational processand not just the subject teacher. The most successful model should look like this:TEACHER - STUDENT – PARENTS . But - in practice - it often turns out that at the end of the UNT, responsibility is shifted onto the shoulders of the subject teacher.
Based on the above set of problems and the specifics of preparing for the UNT in geography, geography teachers should develop their own methods and techniques to help students successfully pass the unified national test.
Based on my own practice, I offer my step-by-step vision for solving this problem:
Preparation for the UNT should begin with an analysis of the mistakes of last year's exam and the preparation of a plan for preparing for the UNT
Identification of children choosing the fifth subject "geography"
Conducting explanatory work
Establish a system of interaction: TEACHER - STUDENT - PARENTS
At this stage, it is important to pay attention to the fact that the traditional system in which geography teachers of schools for 11th grade students in preparation for the UNT is recommended to conduct consultations on geography, where using various forms of preparation: lectures, seminars, lectures with practical elements, seminars with elements of lectures, workshops, modern conditions turns out to be outdated and needs to be replaced, with one in which students more deeply assimilate the program material in geography of grades 6-11 or grades 6-9, and for direct preparation for the UNT in geography, schoolchildren are recommended to use study guides:
Geography of Kazakhstan. Schoolchildren's handbook. 8-9 grade. Compiled. Smailov, Almaty, publishing house "Arman-PV", 2005
BeisembaevaM. B. Thematic tests in geography grades 6-9. - Almaty: "Atamura", 2007.
Abilkasymov V.O. Geography of Kazakhstan in tables and figures. Almaty, I.D. "Taimas", 2006
Beisenbayeva M. B., Kotyakhova G. M., Larionova G. S. Collection of test tasks in geography, grade 8, Keleshek-2030, 2008
Beisenbayeva M. B., Kotyakhova G. M. Collection of test tasks in geography Grade 9 (for preparation for the PGC), Keleshek-2030, 2007
In the organization of the educational process are used Information Technology-electronic textbooks for geography courses grade 8-9:
The work of students on the electronic manual: "Economic and social geography of Kazakhstan", Almaty, 2007
Electronic manual " physical geography Kazakhstan", Almaty, 2007
Birmagambetova A., Mamyrova K. Physical geography: a textbook for the 6th grade of a comprehensive school, Almaty, Atamura, 2006
Beisenova A.S. etc. Geography. Continents and oceans: a textbook for the 7th grade of a comprehensive school, Almaty, Atamura, 2007
Beisenova A.S., Karpekov K. Physical geography of Kazakhstan: a textbook for the 8th grade of a comprehensive school, Almaty, Atamura, 2004;
E. A. Akhmetov, N. N. Karmenova, Sh. Sh. Karbaeva, B. K. Asubaev. Economic and social geography of Kazakhstan, Almaty, Mektep publishing house, 2005;
Changing Lesson Planning, where the same time is given to students who pass geography at the UNT, and students who do not pass geography. Such a lesson should take into account the following components:
A) The leading learning tool in preparation for the UNT in geography remains textbook.
The work of students with the textbook should be realized exclusively through learning activities, which differ in variety and specificity depending on the structural component used and should be carried out according to the following basic rules:
the study of a new course in geography must begin with introduction to the textbook;
when learning how to work with it, you need to take into account level of previous training students;
Techniques training needs to be done step by step;
It is important to teach students how to work with all components of the textbook: with each separately and in different combinations.
B) It is objectively important from the very beginning to teach students how to navigate the textbook correctly, work with the table of contents, section plans, and see its entire structure. So text analysis, work with a map, statistics, drawings, photographs, tests should be key techniques used at different stages of the educational process: when studying new material, consolidating, testing and correcting knowledge and skills.
Great importance for successful preparation for the UNT in geography has selection of the main material, which the student must understand and memorize in the lesson. It is necessary to rely on the list of basic knowledge and skills in geography, voiced in the Geography Program.
C) In addition, an important part of the training is the recommended curriculum geographical nomenclature . Its study should pursue the following goal: to firmly fix in the memory of students a certain minimum of the names of geographical objects, their correct spelling and placement on the map.
D) Mandatory in preparing for the UNT is the work with statistical material. Statistics is used to form in schoolchildren:
scientific concepts economic and social geography;
necessary quantitative representations;
ability to use absolute and relative indicators;
skills in working with graphic teaching aids - diagrams, graphs.
Curiously, experience shows that the use of numbers in the educational process gives good results if the teacher:
is fluent in statistics, constantly updates it;
carefully selects figures, rounds them up and includes them in studying proccess only in case of real need;
owns methods of working with statistical data;
makes extensive use of tables when interviewing students;
organizes the dosed implementation of exercises and practical tasks;
knows how to present numbers so that they are understandable to students.
The teacher, under these conditions, needs to allocate for students in preparation for the UNT and PGK key figures, the list of which is established directly by the curriculum. These are the size of the territory, and the length of sea and land borders, and the total population, and population density, and the level of urbanization, and the composition of the population of Kazakhstan, and modern statistics of births, deaths and natural increase, and the share of the urban population, arable land, TPPs, HPPs ; the number of economic regions, regions, nuclear power plants, and the years of creation of the protected areas of Kazakhstan, and the area of \u200b\u200bthe continents, and the magnitude of the radius of the Earth and the length of the equator, and the surface area of the Earth, and the surface of the World Ocean, land, and similar information.
E) In addition, an important component in preparing for the UNT in geography is working with cartographic and other illustrative materials.
AT curricula Geography 6-9, 10-11 grades, the teacher forms the techniques and skills of working with maps in schoolchildren. In grades 9-11, students should already have formed the skills and abilities of "reading" maps, creating geographical maps visual image of the area.
Preparation for the UNT checks the fulfillment by schoolchildren of a triune didactic task - to understand, read and know the map.
understand the map- means to learn the main properties and features different types cards, their legend and methods of use.
Know the map means to represent from memory mutual arrangement, relative sizes, shape and names of the studied objects. Knowledge of the map is based on its understanding and ability to read, and is formed in the process of studying geographical nomenclature.
The most important methods of working with cartographic material are visual analysis and description on maps.
With their help, the presence, properties, features of placement, relationships and dynamics of objects and phenomena are established. They also include elements of comparison, grouping, determining quantitative characteristics, compiling or filling in tables, diagrams, and end with an assessment of the phenomena and processes under consideration, and the formulation of conclusions. As a result, students should form a visual, cartographic image of the reality being studied. An effective learning outcome will be guaranteed if the principles of developmental learning are used, such as:
teaching methods of educational work
formation of positive motivation
operation based on diagnostics
self-control
general development of students based on the formation of mental activity
6. Regularly monitor knowledge and diagnose the most common errors, “sinking” links in the system of geographical knowledge of ninth-graders for geography courses of grades 6-9,10-11
7. Identification of lagging behind (organization, courses, additional classes)
8. In the geography classroom, arrange a corner for preparing for the UNT in geography for 11th grade; create folders for monitoring the preparation for the UNT in geography, folders with the UNT test database different years, methodical literature.
10. It is recommended to provide psychological support for 11th grade schoolchildren in preparing for the geography exam, where the geography teacher directly works in objective cooperation with the school psychological service.
In conclusion, I would like to draw Special attention to moments that often escape our attention, while their understanding is essential for the proper organization of preparation for the UNT:
* Preparation for the UNT is carried out by all school geography teachers, and not just those working in the 11th grade
* it is desirable that the teacher worked in all classes: from 6th to 11th grade
* the teacher can forget something, but always needs to know where it can be found
* preparation should not start in grade 11, but in grade 6 and be initiated by the teacher
Preparation for the UNT should develop functional literacy
* Close contact should be established with the teacher leading the courses
Such systematic work is designed for full return and obligatory interest in the result, both on the part of the teacher and on the part of the student and his parents. And its end result should be successful delivery UNT.
UNT - 2015-2016
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