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Text 1. Role and contribution of the cooperative movement in today’s world↑ ⇐ ПредыдущаяСтр 9 из 9 Содержание книги
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The main features of the contribution of co-operatives in the world are as follows: a) We find in the world no other entrepreneurial system having attained such scales and such strong economic sustainability (e.g. almost 7% of Italy's GDP, far ahead of Italy's largest enterprises) while not being motivated by profit for the sake of profit, but invested and democratically participated by the human communities themselves for the satisfaction of their socio-economic needs. b) This system deals with the most fundamental socio-economic needs of human communities (creation of local economic activities and therefore employment creation, purchase of inputs and marketing of agricultural produce, consumption of daily necessities, mutualisation of savings, construction of family dwellings, distribution of rural electricity, establishment of schools, launching of social and health services to families, disadvantaged groups and local communities, mutualisation of SMEs, promotion of the environment etc.). c) It covers an impressive part of the world's human communities (750 million people and their families, i.e. around 40% of mankind). d) It often covers an important percentage of the satisfaction of these communities' needs (e.g. more than 30% of French agriculture, one of the main players within the EU banking sector, the first place in the provision of social services in Italy, one of the first places in the creation of structures for environmental management in the EU, the most important integrated health system in Brazil, one of the main systems of electrical distribution in the US etc.). e) This system associates its members (and their families) democratically, according to the type of functional relation between those members and the co-operative, thus increasing considerably the sustainability of the latter thanks to the identification of its actors with its objectives (for example, the consumers in consumers' co-operatives, the savers in saving-and-credit co-operatives, the workers in worker co-operatives, the inhabitants in housing co-operatives etc.). More and more multi-stakeholders' group integrate in their midst members of different types (e.g. workers and beneficiaries of social services in Italian or Swedish social co-operatives), opening an important potential of integration of the different co-operative actors. f) Thanks to its integrated enterprise systems, it is the only economic system belonging to ordinary people that is able to provide them with business scales comparable to large enterprises and therefore to ensure a comparable degree of competitiveness and sustainability. Furthermore, these enterprise systems reinforce a "meso-level" dimension to socio-economic development, thus improving the enterprises' co-ordination capacity and the sharing of resources, information and knowledge (e.g. R&D, marketing, training, consulting, specialisation in production etc.). g) The co-operative system reinvests continuously in its own expansion, i.e., in the expansion of the satisfaction of the basic socio-economic needs of human communities. h) Owing to its democratic and participative system, its contribution to socio-economic needs and local development, its entrepreneurial sustainability, and the fact that profit for the sake of profits is not its engine, the co-operative movement plays an important role in the development of civil society and peace. In this sense, co-operation represents an important factor of peace in the world, a very precious contribution though impossible to evaluate with figures. i) Through its promotion of solidarity, the co-operative system also contains an important component of international solidarity, notably towards developing countries and economies in transition, which has already begun to be put in practice over the last decades, through the launching of a series of international development projects. j) Through its emphasis on trans-national co-operation (reinforced by recent ICA strategic statements, the forthcoming approval of the European Co-operative Society, the strengthening of co-operative regional organisations such as CECOP in Europe and the recent regionalisation of ICA structures), the co-operative movement, through its organisations, has become an active player on the international arena, within the various regional integration attempts (EU, Mercosur, etc.) as well as between continents. Always conscious of its values and role in society, the co-operative movement carries this work through its international actions and development programmes, sharing the co-operatives' expertise, models and best practice. Practice:
1. Answer the questions: 1) What are the main objectives of co-operatives? 2) What are the main types of co-operatives? 3) What role do co-operativesplay in the development of civil society? 4) How does the co-operative system manage to ensure a comparable degree of competitiveness? 5) What important component does the co-operative system contain? 6) What is the role of co-operative system on the international arena? 2. Match the pairs:
3. Read the sentences and tick (Ö) the statements which are true to the text. Correct the false statements. 1) Cooperatives are aimed at getting profits; 2) There is no need for the cooperative system to reinvest in its own expansion; 3) There must be greater co-operation between cooperatives of the various branches within each country and internationally: 4) Cooperation represents an important factor of peace in the world. 4. Choose one of the topics and prepare a report on it: a) Setting up of the first cooperative in Russia. b) Problems faced by the International Cooperative Alliance nowadays. c) Collaboration of the International Cooperative Alliance and Russian cooperatives. Text 2. From the history Оf сo-operative education Active vocabulary to remember
The Co-operative College is UK’s major provider of co-operative education, training and development (it is its vision). Its mission is to provide challenging and diverse opportunities that enable learners and their organizations to put co-operative values and principles into everyday practice. The Co-operative College was established in 1919 to meet the educational and training needs of the Co-operative movement. First, it was located in East Midlands, Leicestershire near Loughborough at Stanford Hall, now it is in Holyoake House, Hanover Street, Manchester (www.co-op.ac.uk). The Co-operative College is experienced in delivering regional, local and residential adult and lifelong learning programmes that emphasize co-operative values and principles. Strategic Objectives of the Co-operative College are: – to meet the learning needs of diverse co-operative, mutual and social enterprises regionally, nationally and internationally; – to promote and encourage the understanding of co-operative values and principles and co-operative learning within and beyond the co-operative mutual and social enterprise sector; – to continuously improve learning and quality standards across the whole of the College curriculum; – to develop e-learning and information and learning technology (ILT) provision; – to transform the Rochdale Pioneers Museum and the National Co-operative Archive into accessible lifelong learning resources. The Co-operative College offers a wide range of workshops and qualifications designed to develop knowledge, understanding and skills to enable directors and members to become more effective in the roles. The Co-operative College offers nationally recognized qualifications; specialist courses for the funeral service; international programmes; co-operatative business programmes, etc. The Co-operative College has a portfolio of national and international projects designed to raise awareness of and benefit the co-operative movement, projects that help the co-operative movement become better informed and equipped to meet the business and social challenges of the new millennium. The Co-operative College is working with schools to develop curriculum resources designed to change the perception of co-operation among students and educationalists alike. The College is involved in new initiatives supporting young people in co-operatives, facilitating young co-operators’ participation in youth seminars arranged by the International Co-operative Alliance. The College is working with partners across the UK on a range of action research projects designed to encourage a wider section of members to get involved in their democratic processes. The Co-operative Union (the Co-operatives UK) and the Co-operative College provided the opportunity to build up a truly national Archive of the co-operative movement to provide students and scholars with access to a valuable resource in a single center. The Rochdale Pioneers Museum exists to preserve the original store of the Rochdale Pioneers and to generate an understanding of the ideals and principles of the co-operative movement. The Co-operative College delivers a range of specialist tailored programmes as well as IT applications including Microsoft Office; the European Computer Driving Licence delivered via the internet. The field of e-learning is both an innovative and progressive new area of education, and one which the Co-operative college is pioneering. E-learning modules offer a wealth of information on the subject of co-operation. In terms of distance learning the College is currently developing e-learning CD Rom and paper-based packages for members and directors in the UK and internationally. These allow learners to access parts of the framework for members and director learning from their homes and at a time that is convenient for them. The Co-operative College provides learning, education, training, consultancy and research for the co-operative, social enterprise and mutual sectors in the UK and internationally. Your university experience, charged with the excitement of new knowledge, offers personal growth and fulfillment. The university that you choose, with its distinctive character and setting, will help you grow in many ways. The right university will broaden your general knowledge and develop relevant skills for life and a career. It will reinforce your ability to continue learning throughout life and to adapt to a changing world. Your university should offer opportunities for career enhancement. While at university, you will develop lifetime friendships. So it is not surprising that selecting the right university is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. If you seek a university that provides intellectual challenges, cultural diversity, personal growth, enhanced career opportunities and preparation for an increasingly interdependent world, Belgorod University of Cooperation, Economics and Law is the university for you. Practice: 1. Find the English equivalents in the right-hand column for the following:
2. Write a word to each definition:
a) the act or process of acquiring knowledge, especially systematically during childhood and adolescence; b) a favourable, appropriate, or advantageous combination of circumstances; c) a person who has attained maturity; a grownup; d) knowledge acquired through experience or study; knowledge of specific and timely events or situations; news e) the totality of a person's perceptions, feelings, and memories; f) a room or building in which manufacturing or other forms of manual work are carried on, or a group of people engaged in study or work on a creative project or subject g) productive of or capable of producing a result; h) assistance or willingness to assist; the combination of consumers, workers, farmers, etc., in activities usually embracing production, distribution, or trade
3. What is missing? (Find the omitted words and define the part of the speech. Give the translation of the sentence): 1) The Co-operative College is UK’s major _____of co-operative education, training and development. 2) The Co-operative College was established in 1919 to meet the ___ and ___ needs of the Co-operative movement. 3) The Co-operative College __ ______ in delivering, local and residential adult and lifelong learning programs. 4) The Co-operative College _____ a wide range of workshops and qualifications. 5) The Co-operative College offers _____ recognized qualifications. 6) The Co-operative College is working with schools to develop _____ resources. 7) The College is involved in new initiatives _____ young people in co-operatives. 8) The College is working with partners ___ the UK on a range of action research projects. 9) The Co-operative College provided the opportunity to build up a _____ _____ Archive of the co-operative movement. 10) The Rochdale Pioneers Museum exists to generate an understanding of the ____ and _____ of the co-operative movement. 11) The field of e-learning is both an _____ and _____ new area of education. 12) These allow learners to learn from their homes and at a time that is _____ for them. 4. Talking points: 1. What are educational establishments in Russia and Great Britain which lead the world in co-operative learning? 2. When was the Co-operative College established? 3. Where is the Co-operative College located? 4. What is the mission of co-operative educational establishments? 5. What are strategic objectives of the Co-operative College? 6. What faculties and departments are there at Belgorod University of Cooperation, Economics and Law? 7. What programmes and projects does the Co-operative College offer? 8. What is e-learning? 9. What resources of national and global importance can you emphasize? Why? 10. Do you agree with the statement that “a good group is almost half of a successful education”? 11. What is your future connected with? (finding interesting, high paid work; making a career; creating a family; raising qualification, worrying about environment, etc.). APPENDIX I Conversational Formulas
СПИСОК РЕКОМЕНДУЕМОЙ ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ Основная литература 1. Английский для бакалавров: Учебное пособие / Под ред. доц. Г.Д. Орловой. – Тула: Тул. гос. ун-т, 2006. – 299 с.
Дополнительная литература 1. Кравченко Н.В. Английский язык: устные темы для подготовки к экзамену: для выпускников и абитуриентов. – М.: Эксмо, 2007. – 464 с. 2. Витохина О.А., Ковалева Н.А., Лысова И.И. Английский язык: сервис и туризм. Starting English on Tourism: Учебное пособие. – Белгород: Изд-во БУПК, 2010. – 164 с. 3. Кожевникова А.С. Иностранный язык: Методические указания для практических занятий и самостоятельной работы студентов. – Белгород: Кооперативное образование, 2007. – 120 c. Интернет-ресурсы 1) http:// www.wikipedia.org 2) http://www.englishclub.com 3) http://www.FunTrivia.com. 4) http://www.homeenglish.ru 5) http://www.nofa.triwe.net. 6) http://www.oup.com 7) http://www.study.ru 8) http://www.yanglish.ru
Учебное издание Дводненко Елена Витальевна Кожевникова Анна Сергеевна Петряева Наталья Ильинична АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК ДЛЯ СТУДЕНТОВ-БАКАЛАВРОВ ENGLISH FOR BACHELORS Учебное пособие Технический редактор Н.В. Сергеева Компьютерный набор и верстка Е.В. Дводненко Сдано в набор 17.01.2012 г. Подписано в печать 21.02.2012 г. Формат 60х84 1/16. Бумага офсетная. Гарнитура Times New Roman. Ризография. Усл. печ. л. 7. Тираж 300 экз. Заказ. Издательство Белгородского университета кооперации, экономики и права 308023, г. Белгород, ул. Садовая, 116а
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