2025Year

First Semester

Postgraduate Integrated Skills in English

Lecture and Practice

Postgraduate Integrated Skills in English

Z1600005 Postgraduate Integrated Skills in English

PURICHADO Patorikkunoeru

1.0Credits

Fri.5Period

Hachioji Campus

1S-107講義室

A) A high degree of specialized expertise　0%
B) The skills to use science and technology　100%
C) The ability to conduct research independently, knowledge pertaining to society and occupations, and sense of ethics required of engineers and researchers　0%
D) Creative skills in specific areas of specialization　0%

This class helps students develop their skills in English. Students develop communication skills, critical thinking, and discussion skills in English with a focus on improving basic communication. Students are expected to research, prepare, contribute, and complete all assigned tasks in weekly class discussions. Each lesson focuses on getting students to complete communication tasks. By completing these tasks, they are exposed to a variety of vocabulary and grammatical structures. Completion of the task also leads to further discussion of related topics.

The course is conducted in English.

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Discussion Debate／Group Work／Presentation

1) Student orientation and overview/Introductions/Small talk/building rapport
2) Talking about daily activities
3) Discussing preferences
4) Making and accepting/refusing invitations
5) Giving directions on the street and for subways and trains
6) Ordering in a restaur \ant/
7) Review lessons 1 ~ 6
8) Mid-semester test
9) Discussing past states/habits/regrets
10) Discussing future plans
11) Describing people places and things
12) Making comparisons
13) Review
14) Final test
15) Self reflection

Tests 60%
Each semester has one mid-semester test and one end-semester test, and all work up to these points is evaluated. These tests contribute 60% to the final grade.

Class Participation / Homework 40%
Participation in the class is a key element as it focuses on improving conversation skills. Therefore, it is expected to contribute to all communication activities. Participation and homework will contribute 40% to your final grade.

KU-LMS, and feedback given in class.

None.

None.

By appointment.

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