Stress at Work

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Lesson 6.3.1. Stress at Work

Дидактические материалы к занятиям 6.3.1,6.3.2, 6.3.3

Самостоятельная работа

Занятие 6.3.3. Оказание первой помощи First Aid

Цели занятия:

Образовательная: расширять лингвистический кругозор через страноведческую информацию

развивающая: развивать речевые способности вступать в иноязычное общение

воспитательная: воспитание культуры общения

практическая: развитие умений монологической речи, ознакомление с приемами оказания первой помощи.

Задания:

1. Освоить лексику по теме «Стресс»: statistics, stress, pressure, unrealistic targets, workload, promote, goals, exhaustion, attitude, burn-out, physically, fatigue, relaxation, insomnia, First Aid procedures: burns and scalds, еxtreme pain Swelling around site of burn, redness, blistering,first aid aims, halt the burning alleviate pain, minimize risk of infection

2. Научиться рассказывать о приемах первой помощи.

3. Прочитать статьи “First Aid procedures: burns and scalds”, “ First Aid procedures: cuts and grazes”, “First Aid procedures: children with broken bones”, “First Aid procedures: eye injury”

4. Подготовить монолог-сообщение о методах оказания первой помощи при различных повреждениях

Приготовить презентацию в Power Point o здоровом образе жизни.

1. When do you usually feel stressed?

2. What happens to you mentally and physically when you are stressed?

3. What are some ways to reduce stress

Ex 1. Now read the passage below. You can look up the meanings of the words and phrases in bold in the Vocabulary Study section that follows. Put the words below to the text: too hard, per cent, Statistics, illness, jobs, mind, holiday, worries

……show that more and more of us are suffering from stress and that much of this is caused by our. It appears that many of us are working and this is taking a toll on our health.

There is, experts tell us, simply too much pressure put on many employees these days. In many jobs, in sales or production departments, for example, unrealistic targets are set for the workforce. People are, in fact, trying to do the impossible and making themselves ill by doing so.

In many countries, more and more people are working longer hours. Some workers have to do this to cope with their workload, while others think that staying late will impress the boss so much that he will promote them. This extended presence in the workplace is known as presenteeism.

Such overwork often results in extreme fatigue, or even total exhaustion, with many people also suffering from insomnia. When the workers get home, instead of resting or enjoying a leisure pursuit, they simply cannot switch off. Their minds are still full of work……..

Most people used to be able to leave behind the tension and anxiety of the workplace when they went on…….. Unfortunately, modern communication systems, such as mobile phones and email, have made this a thing of the past. We find it almost impossible to leave our work behind.

Neither the body nor the ……can go on doing too much indefinitely. Workers reach a point beyond which they cannot cope, and have to take time off. Some may experience burn-out and some may become mentally ill. Meanwhile, a study by some American universities has shown that stress can weaken the immune system.

The fact that stress at work leads to ….. is supported by findings by the British Health and Safety Executive. These indicate that 60 ……of absence from work is a result of stress. It is time for us all to take stress seriously and to reconsider the ethos of modern working conditions. Working hard is important but everyone must realize that even productivity is less important than our health.

(“Read and Understand 2”)

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