27 March, 2010

English speaking club


The topic is  1 April – Fool’s Day. The topic of discussion was humor in everyday life. The club-members had an opportunity to see American humour by watching videos.
A slide show with humoristic pictures upped the mood.

Svitlana Kolesnikova:
The meeting was really very funny – hehe.  American humour is quite specific, but I liked the videos very much , we laughed a lot and couldn’t help laughing. I think that  this holiday has the right to exist. It’s good to have one day in a year to play a practical joke on somebody.

23 March, 2010

Informational hour

 Informational hour about the birthday of American (of German origin) psychologist, sociologist Erich Fromm (1900 - 1980).
The students from The National Metalurgical Academy with their teacher Alexandra Myrgorodskaya visited the Center WOA.

20 March, 2010

English Speaking club

The meeting was prepared and held by Svitlana Usenko and Svitlana Kolesnikova. The topic of discussion was Psychology, Sociology and philosophy in our life. The topic was interesting to everybody. Especially it was interesting to discuss the children psychology. The club-members who have children shared the experience of children growing-up.
Thanks to the text, everybody learnt the main facts of the Erich Fromm biography, the video about the scientist  impressed everybody.
A school-girl Polina Aladyina prepared a slide show about the country of philosophy India.

16 March, 2010

Book display "Psychology is around us"

Book display Psychology is around us is devoted to the birthday of american (of german origin) psychologist, sociologist Erich Fromm.

13 March, 2010

English Speaking club dedicated to The Academy Award Oscar


The meeting was prepared and held by the head of WOA Svitlana Usenko and Svitlana Kolesnikova.
There were exhibits Oscar and You’ve seen the movie… Now read the book.
The club-members discussed modern film-industry, Oscar and its winners.
1)Would you like to work in the movie industry?                  
2)Which movie would you like to live in?
3)What’s the best movie you’ve ever seen?
4)Do you prefer watching movies at the cinema or on TV?
5)Which country makes the best movies?
6)Who is your favourite movie star?
7)What’s the worst movie you’ve ever seen?
8) Are movies good for us?
9) Do you think movies have made society more violent?
10) What movie genre do you like best?
11) Who would you want to play you in a movie based on your life?
12) Would you like a job as a movie critic?
13) What makes a great movie for you?
14) What was the first movie you saw at the movie theater?
15) If you could make a movie, what would it be about?
16) Do you prefer to watch a good movie or a good game of sport?


06 March, 2010

English Speaking Club


The Center was visited by 5 foreign quests from Brazil (Jassika, Robson Corvalho), Portugal (Joao Teixera), Egypt (Bahaa Hussain), Poland (Karolina). All of them are members of AIESEC – the biggest International non-govermental organization in the world, that provides young people with opportunities to develop leadership, professional and personal traits for positive influence on the society.
Robson Corvalho
The conversation was dedicated to International Woman’s  Day. It was interesting to learn the history of this holiday in the USA and modern traditions of its celebration in different countries.
Small book exhibit responded the question “Woman is…”.
The men of Speaking Club congratulated  the club’s women with the International Woman day.

Karmaz’ Natalka:
Jassika and Karolina
The atmosphere  was so pleasant and friendly. It was so interesting to listen to the stories told us by foreigners.  We had  a nice possibility of communicating to educated people from  different countries. The participants  told us about the  AIESEC organisation in other countries. The young man from Egypt  who has been working in  AIESEC for 7 years informed us about the advantage of his work . Then the participant from Portugal told us about his experience of visiting another countries There were also  international students from Brazil and Poland. We were discussing the traditions in celebration of International Women  Day. It was interesting to know that in Portugal men present flowers only for their beloved women, at work they give women only chocolate. We had wonderful time practicing of English.