Презентация к уроку английского языка в 9 классе “Youth subcultures and movements”

Youth subcultures and movements

Don't wait till tomorrow

      to reach out and grow,

To learn something interesting

  you didn't know.

  Don't wait till tomorrow

  to find ways to share,

    To make a new friend,

  really show that you care.

  Don't wait till tomorrow

  to follow your heart, 

  To savor the beauty

  that life can impact.

  Don't wait till tomorrow

    to let yourself start...

  Take time to do it today!

By Amanda Bradley

SUBCULTURE

• A particular group of people within a society, often a group whose behavior is disapproved of by most people

Youth Movements: Ex.40 p.149

• the Church-based Boys` Brigade [brɪ'geɪd]
• the Boy Scouts [skauts]
• the Girl Guide Association [gaɪd əˌsəusɪ'eɪʃ(ə)n]
• the Nazi ['nɑːtsɪ] Hitler Youth
• the Blackshirts
• the Austrian Red Falcons ['fɔː(l)k(ə)ns] cоколы
• Octobrist
• Pioneer [paɪə'nɪə]
• Komsomol ['kɔmsəmɔl]
• the Teddy Boys
• the Mods [mɔdz]
• the Rockers ['rɔkəz]
• Skinheads
• The Hippies ['hɪpɪz]
• The Punk Rockers [pʌŋk 'rɔkəz ]

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The Church-based Boys` Brigade

The Boy Scouts T he Girl Guide Association

Pioneer, Octobrist, Komsomol groups

The Teddy Boys

The Mods

The Rockers

The Hippies

The Skinheads

The Punk Rockers

REASONS of joining

• To achieve something in life
• To solve own problems
• To prote s t against the parents
• To differ from others
• Don’t confirm to society standards
• To express yourself
• To get your message across

Ways of expressing

• Fond of sports
• Be interested in music
• Be interested in painting
• Be interested in photography
• Collect different interesting things

for and against

What positive and negative features do youth subcultures have?

- shocking looks

- drug and alcohol addiction

- bad image

- communication with friends

- self-expression

- special way of life

- common interests

- teens’ violence and aggressiveness

- rebellion against the society

- rejection of everything

- protest against the parents

- changing the world to the best

- new styles of music

- spending spare time

Who are they?

• They wear long jackets, velvet collars, drainpipe trousers and crepe-soled shoes. They were the first of the rebellious working-class youth cults.

• They sought to free themselves from societal restrictions, choose their own way, and find new meaning in life .

Who are they?

• They have brightly colored hair and wear metal chains.

• All persons who ride 2 or 3 motorized vehicles and usually wear leather jackets and army boots.

Who are they?

• They are visually identified by their short hair and unique clothing styles. They always say something like “Russia for Russian”, “England for English”, “Germany for German”.

• Significant elements of this subculture include fashion (often tailor-made suits); music and motor scooters.

Who are they?

• Their motto is "Sure and Steadfast" and the logo is an anchor placed over a Greek cross.

• It is a worldwide youth movement of multiple organizations for both boys and girls whose aim is to develop young people physically, spiritually and mentally so that youth may take a constructive place in society.

Homework

• Write a letter to your friend about the ideal subculture.
• Write 100-140 words.
• Remember the rules of letter writing.

Wisdom

If there is right in the soul,

There is beauty in the person.

If there is beauty in the person,

There will be harmony in the home.

If there is harmony in the home,

There will be order in the nation.

If there is order in the nation,

There will be peace in the world.

What is your way ?