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授業科目名 | 英語ライティング演習 | ||||||||||||||
時間割番号 | EEL221 | ||||||||||||||
担当教員名 | パンディ.A. | ||||||||||||||
開講学期・曜日・時限 | 後期・火・IV | 単位数 | 2 | ||||||||||||
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<授業の目的および概要> | |||||||||||||||
This course will help students develop competence in written communication by practicing writing clear sentences and paragraphs. Students will learn how to recognize and use sentence patterns and to write coherent paragraphs containing a topic sentence, idea development, and a strong conclusion. Students will complete a variety of writing assignments and develop skills in creative and expository writing. | |||||||||||||||
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• Understand the pre-writing process • Develop effective sentences • Write a paragraph • Identify patterns of development in paragraphs • Begin to develop the ability to revise one’s own work • Produce and assemble a portfolio of original poetry |
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• I will introduce key elements of good academic writing • I will provide two-paragraph model composition for students to identify key vocabulary, transition devices, and sentence structures • Students will use this model and new language to write compositions of their own |
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<受講に際して・学生へのメッセージ> | |||||||||||||||
Japan ABC Project (1X10) 10 Poetry (7X6) 42 Composition (6X8) 48 |
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1 Orientation; Project: Japan A,B,C (Introduction) 2 Capital Letters; What is a Sentence?; Simple Sentences 3 And, But, & Or; Compound Sentences 1; Compound Sentences 2 4 Because and So; Complex Sentences; Subject-Verb Agreement 5 Tense Agreement; Singular and Plural Nouns 6 Project: Japan A,B,C (Presentation) 7 Poetry: Couplet; Triplet; Quatrain 8 Poetry: Acrostic; Haiku 9 Poetry: Cinquain; Diamante 10 Composition: Advantages & Disadvantages 11 Composition: Love-Hate Relationships 12 Composition: Compare & Contrast 13 Composition: Then & Now 14 Composition: Problems & Solutions 15 Composition: For & Against Detailed class syllabus and schedule will be provided on the first day of class. |