SemesterFall Semester, 2018
DepartmentSchedule of College of Commerce Elective Courses for Commerce Students
Course NameIntermediate Oral Training
InstructorYANG CHIEN-WEI
Credit3.0
Course TypeElective
PrerequisiteEnglish Writing、Writing and Oral Training、Writing and Oral Training I,Writing and Oral Training II
Course Objective
Course Description
Course Schedule






















































































































Session



Topic



Activities and Assignments



Invested Time



1



Introduction and Team Building



Research: My Dream Business



Prev.: Hd 1



4



2



Module 1: Communication at the Workplace---



Discussion: Small Talk & Simulation Practice: Receiving a VIP



4.5



3



Module 1/ Telephoning 2-1



Listening and discussion & Simulation Practice: Who's Calling?



4.5



4



Module 1/ Telephoning 2-2 & Describing Numbers



Work Demonstration + peer feedback & discussion & Pair Recording



4.5



5#



Preview for Module 1



Preview for the following week



1



6



Module 2: Business Briefing Skills--- Structure 1



Discussion & Pair Work & Team Building: My Dream Business & Project Research



5.5



7



Module 2/ Structure II and Visual Aids



Word Building: Essential Business Vocabulary & Charts and Graphs & Pair Work & Team Brainstorming



5.5



8



Module 2/ Structure III



Word Building: Essential Business Vocabulary & Simulation Practice



4.5



9



Module 2/ Business Brief Practice



Instructor's feedback & Brief Revision



4.5



10



Joint Business Pitch



Team Presentation & Team Feedback



4.5



11



Global Forum I



The first half of the presenters & Peer Feedback & Movie Viewing and Discussion



4.5



12



Module 3: Policy Debate---Introduction



Discussion & Debate Structure and Language & Pair Work



4.5



13



Module 3/Policy Debate I



Discussion & Constructive Speech & Pair Work



4.5



14



Module 3/ Policy Debate II



Critical thinking & Use of Evidence & Team Practice



4.5



15



Module 3/Policy Debate III



Rebuttal Speech and Cross-examination & Pair Challenge: Co Dorm



4.5



16



Module 3/ Policy Debate IV



Concluding speech and Sample Discussion & Team Building & Debate Research



4.5



17



Module 3/ Policy Debate Practice



Team Practice & Instructor's and Peer Feedback



5.5



18



Final Project: Policy Debate



Video-taped Debate Competition & Instructor's Comments



4.5



Teaching Methods
Teaching Assistant

To be confirmed.


Requirement/Grading
































Class Participation: 35%



Attendance



10%



Pair Work & Simulation Practice (5)



25%



Assignments: 15%



Pair and Team Assignments (3)



15%



Projects: 50 %



Business Brief



25%



Policy Debate



25%



*Bonus Points



Class Leader, Team Leader, or Competition Winners



2-5%




Rubrics:



























A+/5



Very fluent speech; natural intonations and standard pronunciation; organized, coherent, and well-supported content; able to form and elaborate personal perspective; very few usage errors; full cooperation with other team members; flawless body language



A/4.5



Near fluent speech; variations in intonations and almost standard pronunciation with a few errors; organized, coherent, and well-supported content; showing attempt to form personal perspective; some usage errors; full cooperation with other team members; flawless body langaue



B/4



Near fluent speech but with some breaks; intonations flat and almost standard pronunciation with a few errors; less organized, coherent, or supported content; unclear personal perspective; some common usage errors; insufficient team match; a few adaptive gestures



B-/3.5



 



 



 



Speech lacking fluency with breaks; intonations lacking in variations and major mispronunciations; content requires further support and incomplete in structure; lack of personal perspective; more than average number of usage errors; insufficient team match; unnatural body language



C/2-2.5



Failure to reach the required standard in every aspect of the project; required to improve the overall performance in the second attempt




 


Textbook & Reference

The course will use various materials and handouts will be distributed in class.



*References:



 1. Mark Powell. Presenting in English. Boston: Thomson Heinle, 2002.



 2. David Cotton et al. Market Leader. Essex: Pearson Education Limited, 2005.


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