ENGLISH LANGUAGE (ADVANCED COURSE)

Single discipline educational activity

Course Sheet

Academic Year of enrolment:

2018/2019

Type of Course:

Elective Course

Degree:

Bachelor's Degree Programme in PUBLIC COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA PROFESSIONS

Disciplinary Sector:

English Language and Translation

Language:

Italian

Credits:

Programme Year:

Hours of classroom activity:

150

Prerequisites:

Entry level: English B1 - CEFR

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE

ARCHAEOLOGY

AF code:

40000425

Assessment Methods

Verification of learning:

Written test, with open and/or multiple choice questions

Teaching period

Single Annual Cycle

Objectives

The English Language course for L20 - COMUNICAZIONE PUBBLICA E PROFESSIONI DELL'INFORMAZIONE - 9 cfu- is partially loaned from the English course for LM2-Archeologia (12 cfu).

The course program is divided into two modules:
- (mod. 1 - 6 cfu) Language module - Dott.ssa Sasha Beavis (I semester - 60 hours + II semester 30 hours ), B2 level
[Students are allowed to attend also the entire course (120 hours) held by Dott. Beavis to improve their language skills]

- (mod. 2 - 3 cfu) Linguistics- Dott.ssa Stefania Gandin (II semestre - 15 hours)
[Students are allowed to attend also the entire course (20 hours) held by Dott. Gandin to improve their language skills]

Learning objectives:
Language module: learning and development of the primary communicative competences in general English- B2 level of the CEFR.

Linguistics: learning and development of specialised terminology, textual and stylistic properties relating to English for Archeology and Academic English

Contents

LANGUAGE MODULE: written and oral activities aimed at the development of the main communicative skills and lexical-grammar knowledge at B2 level (CEFR).

Linguistics: main notions, specialised terminology, textual and stylistic properties relating to English for Special Purposes and Academic English

Recommended Bibliography

Language module
1) P. May (2015) Compact First - Student's Book with CD-ROM
2) Foley M. & D. Hall My GrammarLab B1-B2- With key. (last edition) Pearson Longman

Optional resources:
- a bilingual dictionary;
- a monolingual dictionary.

Linguistics
1. Teacher's handouts (available from the II semester on the E-uniss platform http://edissuf.uniss.it/
2. Selected chapters and/or articles on the relevant topics explained throughout the course (available on the E-uniss platform http://edissuf.uniss.it/

Methods of Provision

Conventional

Teaching Methods

Face-to-face lessons and class activities

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