Foreign Language 2 - Japanese

9KULVN2D

ECTS1SEMESTER9
lecturesclasses / seminarspractical workintegrative teachingindependent work
0h28h0h0h14h
Language used
French, Japanese


Course supervisor(s)

 Motoko ISHIKAWA

Key words

PrerequisitesFollowed the beginner course
Overall objective

Broaden and strengthen language skills and cultural knowledge

Course content and organisation

Students follow one class per week of two hours.

Continued practice of communication skills (written and spoken). New and different aspects of culture and civilization are included in the course.

N.B. In order for this class to open there has to be a minimum number of students having already studied the language.

Skills

Levels Description and operational verbs
Know Strengthen and further knowledge of specific phonetic sounds and intonation, lexical fields, grammatical structures (and written symbols, if applicable) and cultural aspects.
UnderstandUnderstand a wider range of written and spoken communication.
Apply  Take part in a simple conversation, speak spontaneously, explain and describe using appropriate and precise communication. Be capable of summarising the esssential information of a given document, expressing an opinion and constructing a convincing argument.
Analyse 

Capable of distinguishing between different styles of language (formal, familiar) and of making comparisons with other languages. Choose the essential information.

SummariseProduce coherent, organized language in increasingly complex communication situations (written and spoken).
AssessAssess personal progress made and difficulties encountered in the four skills (reading, writing, speaking, listening), communicate more or less spontaneously, write, understand and so on.
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The teaching of foreign languages and their respective cultures through the study of various topics and via different media contributes towards the development of mindsets that are indispensable in order to reach these objectives.

Evaluation methods
Continuous assessment
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Written test
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Oral presentation / viva
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Written report / project
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  • Aucune étiquette