SemesterSpring Semester, 2018
DepartmentJunior Class A, Department of Slavics Junior Class B, Department of Slavics
Course NameCzech Conversation II
Instructor
Credit3.0
Course TypeElective
PrerequisiteCzech Conversation、Czech Conversation Ⅱ、Czech Conversation II
Course Objective
Course Description
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週次



Week



課程主題



?opic



課程內容與指定閱讀



Content of the lesson



教學活動與作業



Learning Activities / Homework



學習投入時間



In-class Hours + Out­of-class Hours



1



2/27



Introduction



Review – nom. and acc. plural, Family, relatives and friends; vocabulary bank



Informal conversation & grammar drill



3+1



2



3/6



My Flat



Review Lesson 9: (Im)perfective verbs – past, present, future tense, revision of verbs, verbs of motion Conversation: My Flat (Listening, Speaking, Adverts)



Listening & speaking



3+2



3



3/13



Communication and Media



Modern communication and media (Writing); my habits, usage of the phrase “zvyknout si/ být zvyklý” Quiz (Lesson 9)



Writing & grammar drill



3+1



4



3/20



Travelling



Lesson 10: Travelling, time management; Review: Locative sg. – its usage, prepositions, pronouns; More on locative (Map of the CR), quest. on location



Listening & speaking



3+1



5



3/27



Seasons & weather



Seasons & weather: Listening the forecast, Writing – My favourite season (giving reasons)



Writing & speaking



3+1



6



4/3



Ways of transport



Review – pronouns outline, Vocabulary bank; Facts about Europe; Group work (preferences); Instrumental, ways of transport etc.



Group work – speaking & reading



3+2



7



4/10



Hobbies and interests



Conversation: Hobbies and interests, Spoken Czech (few examples), Project: Czech Traditions and Festivals



Project work & speaking



3+1



8



4/17



Revision I



Family & relatives, important events (e.g. marriage), Vocabulary bank, My Family (Speaking, Writing); Revision of lessons 9-10



Students’ role-plays and presentations



3+3



9



4/24



Mid-terms



Midterm test (Oral and Written)



Testing



3+0



10



5/1



My friends



Lesson 11: Review – nom. and acc. plural, every & all; Conversation: My friends, studies & free time, personal relations



Informal conversation & reading



3+1



11



5/8



My daily life



Review – declination of pronouns, time and place prepositions (outline & practice); Conversation: My daily life; spoken Czech (few examples)



Grammar drill & speaking



3+2



12



5/15



Health & Illness



Lesson 12: My body, At the doctor’s, Health & Illness – medicine, injuries, parts of the body, emergency talks; Project: Czech cuisine



Project work & formal conversation



3+2



13



5/22



Clothes & Fashion



Review – dative sg.: use, prepositions, pronouns in dat., verbs with dat. & reflexive pronouns; clothes & fashion, vocabulary bank; Quiz (Lesson 11)



Grammar drill & listening



3+1



14



5/29



Appearance and Character



Review – imperative: forms and use, comm. activities; Appearance and Character (Description of myself/others, Speaking, Writing)



Speaking & writing



3+1



15



6/5



Facts about Czech Language



Revision of lesson 12; Czech language in its varieties (short poems, proverbs, metaphors, tongue twisters, weather lore, etc.)



Reading & listening



3+1



16



6/12



Revision II



Final review, feedback



Students’ role-plays and presentations



3+2



17



6/19



Presentation



Students presentations



Presenting



3+3



18



6/26



Finals



Final exam



Testing



3+0



Teaching Methods
Teaching Assistant
Requirement/Grading

Students will have regular graded quizzes according the schedule and quizzes given by teacher during semester.



Homework (oral & written exercises, dialogues, etc.) assigned for each class meeting.



Attendance: Maximal number of absence is three. Excessive unexcused absences will be reflected by lowering the final grade down progressively.



Grading will be 100% to zero, 60% is minimum to success.



Quizes, Homework, Presentation, Active participation in lessons: 10 % each



Exams: 60 % in total



(Midterm and Final exam – Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking, Use of Language


Textbook & Reference

Adamovi?, Ana, Ivanovová, Darina a Hrdli?ka, Milan. Basic Czech II. Prague: Karolinum, 2012.



Holá, Lída a Bo?ilová, Pavla. ?eština expres 3: A2/1. Prague: Akropolis, 2014.



Neková?ová, Alena. ?eština pro ?ivot. Prague: Akropolis, 2008.



Other study materials and handouts, authentic texts (mostly based on internet sources)


Urls about Course
http://www.coe.int/en/web/common-european-framework-reference-languages/
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