前期 金曜日 1講時 川北キャンパスC106. 単位数/Credit(s): 1. 担当教員(所属)/Instructor (Position): 設樂 宏二 所属:. 対象学部/Object: 経医薬⑪. 開講期/Term: 1セメスター. 科目群/Categories: 全学教育科目言語科目-英語. 履修年度: 2024. 科目ナンバリング/Course Numbering: ZLF-ENG102B. 使用言語/Language Used in Course: 2カ国語以上.
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Academic Listening and Speaking
Students will improve their academic listening and speaking skills. The course has two objectives:
Objective 1: Take and discuss notes
Objective 2: Use common spoken academic expressions
Students will learn the following core skills, as outlined in Pathways to Academic English 4th edition v.2, for each objective:
Objective 1 core skills:
(1) Note-Taking While Listeningg: Students will be able to identify key information from academic lectures and
organize the information clearly.
(2) Orally Summarizing from Notes: Students will first be able to determine the important information and then
verbally communicate it.
Objective 2 core skills:
(1) Idiomatic Language: Students will be able to increase their knowledge of metaphors, phrasal verbs, idiomatic
expressions, and idioms.
(2) Interrogatives and Stating Opinionss: Students will improve their ability to form grammatically correct
questions when requesting information, and defend their positions with facts, details, and evidence when answering
questions.
Lesson 1: Course Introduction
Lesson 2: Note-Taking While Listening I TOEFL® Book
Lesson 3: Note-Taking While Listening II TOEFL® Book
Lesson 4: Note-Taking While Listening III TOEFL® Book
Lesson 5: Orally Summarizing from Notes I TOEFL® Book
Lesson 6: Orally Summarizing from Notes II TOEFL® Book
Lesson 7: Orally Summarizing from Notes III TOEFL® Book
Lesson 8: Review & Midterm Examination
Lesson 9: Idiomatic Language I
Lesson 10: Idiomatic Language II TOEFL® Book
Lesson 11: Idiomatic Language III TOEFL® Book
Lesson 12: Interrogatives and Stating Opinions I TOEFL® Book
Lesson 13: Interrogatives and Stating Opinions II TOEFL® Book
Lesson 14: Interrogatives and Stating Opinions III TOEFL® Book
Lesson 15: Review & Final Examination
In principle, an “AA” is given to the top 10% of students and an “A” is given to the next 20%.
Homework/participation 25%
Quizzes 25%
Midterm test 25%
Final test 25%
https://pathwaystoacademicenglish.com/ Google Classroom
Students are required to prepare for each lesson by completing assignments in the two textbooks as instructed.
Yes
Inquiries may be made by e-mail or other electronic means outside of the class hour.