based on p.7-8, ex.6 Read the text and complete it with the phrases from the box. There is one extra phrase you don't have to use the schools of the futurewants to bring the most modern technologywill replace exercise booksold-fashioned desks in the schoolsthan the teacher with a registerby scanning their eyesmore time with your friendsmore and more computers The government wants to make British schools more modern and more comfortable to learn in. What will be like? The government into schools. Laptop computers , and pupils will be able to go to a cyberspace library to use dictionaries and encyclopaedias. There won't be rows of of the future. Instead, there will be trendy new desks that the teacher can move around the classroom, making it easier for pupils to work with each other. Some hi-tech changes have already appeared in schools. Some schools use swipe cards for pupils to enter the school. It's quicker and more efficient . At one school, pupils get their school lunch . There is an iris scanner so pupils don't have to bring money to school. The iris in your eye is as unique as fingerprints, which is why it's a good way to identify people. Jennifer, 12, says, "It's not at all scary. It's like looking into a mirror. It's a lot faster than using money, so you can sit down more quickly and spend at lunchtime." Other changes the government wants to make are: schools will make it easier for disabled pupils to move around; the entrances in schools will look more like offices; corridors will look much brighter; teachers will use electronic whiteboards; pupils will take exams on the computers so that they can get their results more quickly.
Задание

basedonp.7-8, ex.6

Readthetextandcompleteitwiththephrasesfromthebox.Thereisoneextraphraseyoudon'thavetouse

  • the schools of the future
  • wants to bring the most modern technology
  • will replace exercise books
  • old-fashioned desks in the schools
  • than the teacher with a register
  • by scanning their eyes
  • more time with your friends
  • more and more computers

ThegovernmentwantstomakeBritishschoolsmoremodernandmorecomfortabletolearnin. Whatwill[ ]belike?Thegovernment[ ]intoschools.Laptopcomputers[ ], andpupilswillbeabletogotoacyberspacelibrarytousedictionariesandencyclopaedias.Therewon'tberowsof[ ]ofthefuture.Instead, therewillbetrendynewdesksthattheteachercanmovearoundtheclassroom, makingiteasierforpupilstoworkwitheachother.Somehi-techchangeshavealreadyappearedinschools.Someschoolsuseswipecardsforpupilstoentertheschool.It'squickerandmoreefficient[ ].Atoneschool, pupilsgettheirschoollunch[ ].Thereisanirisscannersopupilsdon'thavetobringmoneytoschool.Theirisinyoureyeisasuniqueasfingerprints, whichiswhyit'sagoodwaytoidentifypeople.Jennifer, 12, says, "It'snotatallscary.It'slikelookingintoamirror.It'salotfasterthanusingmoney, soyoucansitdownmorequicklyandspend[ ]atlunchtime."Otherchangesthegovernmentwantstomakeare:

  1. schoolswillmakeiteasierfordisabledpupilstomovearound;
  2. theentrancesinschoolswilllookmorelikeoffices;
  3. corridorswilllookmuchbrighter;
  4. teacherswilluseelectronicwhiteboards;
  5. pupilswilltakeexamsonthecomputerssothattheycangettheirresultsmorequickly.