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Annual Distribution For 2AS Lit - PH 2022 2023

The document outlines the syllabus for a 2nd year Literary and Philosophy class over several months. It includes units on diversity, famous people, conflict resolution, regulations, human rights, public speaking, sustainable development, science fiction, and conditional sentences. For each unit, objectives and related grammar and vocabulary are specified.

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Annual Distribution For 2AS Lit - PH 2022 2023

The document outlines the syllabus for a 2nd year Literary and Philosophy class over several months. It includes units on diversity, famous people, conflict resolution, regulations, human rights, public speaking, sustainable development, science fiction, and conditional sentences. For each unit, objectives and related grammar and vocabulary are specified.

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……………………… Secondary School .

Teacher : ………………

Annual Distribution of the Syllabus for 2nd year Literary & Philosophy. 2022/2023

Months Weeks Units Objectives of the lessons Lexis & Grammar


September 4 Diagnostic Evaluation .
October 1 *Lexis related to the topic
2 *Grammar:
3 identify and define the concept of diversity. - Used to...
- explore, compare cultural differences among -Going to + stem
4
planning to + stem
people and their lifestyles throughout time. intend to + Stem
- explore the contributions of famous people in - Degree of certainty: might/ might well, may...
Singns of the Time

the world in different fields. -Relative pronouns, defining vs non-defining


- make predictions/ express certainty and doubt. relative clause
- Comparatives and superlatives
- compare people’s values and accept them as -Link words comparing / contrasting
they are.

November 1 From 27th October to 6th November Autumn Holidays


2 - define the concept of twin towns. *Morphology:
- plan / make arrangements -Formation of adjectives
*Phonology:
Homophones/ Homonyms/
final “s”
3 . define the word conflict and list types of conflicts (family,
4 classroom, community, world). *Lexis related to the theme
- identify and discuss sources of conflict. - Acronyms and abbreviations
- discover and discuss the role of international organizations *Grammar:
(UNO) in settling conflicts - Ability and possibility using “can”
- Figure out ways for conflicts resolutions - Verb idiom “be able to” in different tenses
-recognize bias and prejudice -could/ managed to”
and write a poem denouncing prejudice - Should (not) have + PP(v)
- apologise for and criticize wrong actions
- express obligation, prohibition, absence of obligation and
deduction
Make Peace

December 1 From 4th to 8th December First Term Exams .


2 -set a list of school regulations - Obligation: must / have to / had to + stem
3 - design a charter focusing on form, content and style - Deduction: must be / have (or their negatives.) +
- distinguish between duties and rights adj / noun
- talk about abuse of human rights - Prohibition, abs of obligation: mustn’t, don’t
- express appreciation have to...
- identify the characteristics of the oratorical style - Concession
- write a public address *Phonology:
- Intonation in polite requests and QQ
- Primary stress in connected speech
4 From 22nd December To 8th January Winter Holidays
January 1
2 identify natural resources in your country and in the world *Lexis related to the theme
3 - explain the concept of sustainable development *Grammar:
Waste not,Wannt

4 and its relationship with environmental issues -Sequencers: first, then….


- discuss the issue of equality and sharing wealth (solidarity -Why don’t you?
February 1
towards deprived people). If I were you…
not

3 - suggest a fair way of sharing wealth You’d better…


4 - explore ways natural resources are shared in your country It would help if…
and in the world -Passive form (present, past, future simple / present
- analyse the organization of a coherent paragraph perfect)
- make the presentation of a product which helps to preserve -Passive voice Modals could/must/should/ ought to/
the environment - in order to/so as to/ so that...
- write a coherent paragraph using the four types of -Suggesting: Could/ may/ might
sentences -Form nouns (poor/poverty) hungry/scarce /homeless
- ‘The’ (before collective nouns (the poor)
- enrich their lexical memory with new words related to *Phonology:
the topic of the unit. -Pronunciation of the final ’ed’

-Intonation in listing
March 1 From 5th to 9th March Second Term Exams .
2 explain the concept of science fiction *Lexis related to science and fiction
3 - describe book covers/ watch videos related to fiction Compound words
- list and discuss the topics of sci-fi. Phrasal & prepositional words
- read a newspaper article about science fiction and identify *Grammar:
the basis of sci-fi. If conditional types 2&3
- give advice / express regrets/ wishes
Fiction or Reality

Present perfect
- write a newspaper article speculating on a given situation Past perfect
- ask for and give explanations in a conversation and If only
speculate
Adverbs: well+ past participle
-write and recite a poem
(well-informed)
- read and react to a text
*Phonology:
-write a commentary
Emphatic stress(do/did)
-write an autobiography/ Tell about people who contributed
to the welfare of humanity Rising & falling intonation with unfinished
statement
4 Spring Holidays From 23rd March To 9th April .
April 1
2 list types of disasters and where they occur
3 -Discuss the value of charity and solidarity Lexis related to the topic
4 - explain the importance of safety rules and conduct *Grammar:
(especially in disasters) -Reporting statements / questions / orders (past
May 1
- ask for and give advice and information on the right tenses)
No Man is an Island

2 behaviour in disasters -Had better-ought to-should-if I were you...


- interpret a chart. -Reporting using summarizing verbs
- discuss international aid as a permanent solution -Link words expressing cause
- write a report on the results of the interview *Pronunciation:
- write a report interpreting the data presented on a chart. -Silent letters
- write a public announcement on earthquake safety -Final /ed/ pronunciation
measures.
- Quote someone
- Disagree politely
-Write an opinion article
3 From 14th to 18th May Third year classes’ exams.
4
From 21st to 25th May First & Second year classes exams.

Inspector : Headmaster: Vice-Principal: Teacher : …………………………….

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