Горами хвилі підійма.
І блідий місяць на ту пору
Із хмари де-де виглядав, −
Неначе човен в синім морю,
То виринав, то потопав.
(Т.Г. Шевченко)
And raising mountain-like waves.
And pale Moon at that time
Was looking from above the cloud,
As if a boat in a blue sea,
Which was either rising or sinking
(Т.G. Shevchenko)
2) distribute your written verbs in the tables according to the tenses (the table is
given on the computer monitor just after the text). Orally explain why it is impossible
to fill in one of the columns.
Example: It is roaring (What is it doing?)
Тable 2
Verbs
What question does it answer?
Verb tense
Is roaring
Present
Past
Future
The pupils of the control form did this task in a traditional way: they wrote out
the verbs from the text of the textbooks and wrote the verb tense at them. The
provocative question put to the pupils of the experimental form “Which of the columns
is it impossible to fill in” stimulated them to them to come to the conclusion, that the
poem told about the object actions mainly at the moment of speech and only about
separate ones which had happened by the moment of speech, i.e. in the recent past.
Analyzing the verbs used in the poem by T. G. Shevchenko, the third-form pupils
noticed that they had an incomplete form and differed from the modern forms: підійма
– підіймає, завива – завиває. Experimental form pupils’ power of observation
induced the teacher to realize the teaching deductive principle – the principle of
succession and prospect and explain the pupils that nowadays they use complete forms
in many styles of the modern Ukrainian language (in the informational and scientific
styles) as well as incomplete forms, the so-called cut forms (in conversational, artistic,
and sometimes in the publicistic styles).
2. Мethodical recommendations on the efficiency raising of the teaching
Ukrainian language on the basis of the information technologies. Various exercises
with information technologies usage will play an important role in forming the features
of the primary school graduate’s portrait characteristics. An exercise is a widely used
traditional method of teaching, its essence is in the multiple doing oral or written
actions and kinds of teaching activity aimed at forming stable practical skills and
abilities.
S. Danylyuk considers that an exercise as a traditional method of teaching is
constantly changing and improving, especially with widening of the teaching means
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