English - upper intermediate level, traditional language course [4024-ANGOB2]
Summer semester 2019/20
Foreign language classes,
group no.15
| Course: | English - upper intermediate level, traditional language course [4024-ANGOB2] |
| Class: |
Summer semester 2019/20 [2019L]
(past)
Foreign language classes [LEK], group no.15 [other groups] |
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Times and places:
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every Tuesday, 12:00 - 13:30
room 406 (in Polish) Budynek Dydaktyczny - Stawki 5/7 what is the address?
every Thursday, 10:15 - 11:45
room 406 (in Polish) Budynek Dydaktyczny - Stawki 5/7 what is the address? |
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Nearest dates:
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All classes for this group have already took place - show all dates. |
| Number of students: | 12 |
| Places available: | 20 |
| Examination: | Grading |
| Lecturer: | Małgorzata Rytelewska |
| Bibliography: |
• Coursebook: English File Upper-intermediate –Third edition (Oxford University Press) • B2 examination past papers • Articles from newspapers, magazines or the Internet, media: DVD, TV • Teacher's own handouts |
| List of topics: |
Semestr 1 1 Education and learning 2 Job interviews 3 Personality 4 Superstitions 5 Health and illness; Stress 5 Age 6 Travelling 7 Ecology 8 Weather 9 Telling stories 10 Global issues Semestr 2 11Feelings and emotions 12 Taking risks and survival 13 Music and art 14 Sleep 15 The body and senses 16 Crime and punishment 17 News and the media 18 Regrets and irritating behaviours 19 Global issues 20 Studies, academic life and career prospects |
| Teaching methods: |
The eclectic method with the main focus on the communicative teaching approach, and elements of CLI (content language instruction); Task-based methods, self-study and student's autonomy focus; interactive working techniques (pair and group work; role-plays, simulations, discussions); focus on lexis, functional language, communicative and inductive presentation and practice of grammar( discovery techniques; active grammar use in communicative tasks). Focus on exam techniques (preparation for the university English language exam). |
| Assessment methods and assessment criteria: |
The student will be given a credit/ a final grade on the basis of the following criteria: active participation and presence during classes, preparation for classes and homework assignements, the results obtained in the tests (at least 60%). Grades: 99 – 100% 5! (excellent) 93 – 98% 5 (very good) 87 – 92% 4+ (good +) 77 – 86% 4 (good) 71 – 76% 3+ (satisfactory +) 60 – 70% 3 (satisfactory) The student attending the course (of 60 hours) mustn't be absent more than 3 times a semester. |
| Notes: |
The general English course. Upper-intermediate (B2). - for the department of Psychology. |
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