| 学部・研究科 | 総合政策学部 |
|---|---|
| 授業科目名 | 英語（１ｃ）Ⅰ |
| 学期名称 | 前期 |
| 配当年次 | 1年次配当 |
| 単位数 | 1単位 |
| 授業担当教員 | グリフィス，デイヴィッド ハルデイン |
| 教員カナ氏名 | グリフィス，デイヴィッド ハルデイン |
| 履修条件 | |
| 科目の目的・到達目標 | The Academic Presentations courses aim to help students successfully prepare and present researched and documented materials in the Policy Sciences and Cultural Studies. Using skills introduced in the Academic Writing courses and reinforced here, students will select and limit topics related to their own academic interests, locate relevant sources in the Chuo or other libraries, and relying on these and other materials prepare individual or group presentations that aim to inform, persuade, or challenge the assumptions of an audience. Students will be encouraged to make use of the audio-visual and computer resources of the Faculty, including presentation software such as Microsoft PowerPoint, and in presenting their research to provide, accurately following a standard documentary form, a full list of sources consulted. |
| 授業の概要 | Students either individually or in small groups will research and prepare presentations. The audience will evaluate the presentations and students will write summaries for homework. |
| 授業計画 | Week 1 Introduction and course orientation Week 2 Preparation for first speech: personal narrative Week 3 Personal narratives speech day Week 4 Research and formulation of topic Week 5 Individual presentation preparation Week 6 Individual presentation preparation Week 7 Individual presentation day Week 8 TED talk preparation Week 9 TED talk preparation Week 10 TED talk speech day Week 11 Formulation of group topic: business proposal for campus Week 12 Group presentation prep Week 13 Group presentation day 1 Week 14 Group presentation day 2 |
| 評価方法 | ・Presentations: 60% ・Class participation and homework: 20% ・Written work: 20% Note: Students who are absent four times or more during the semester will receive the grade ‘F’. |
| テキスト・参考文献等 | All materials will be suppled in the form of handouts |
| 授業外の学習活動 | Students are required to spend at least an hour per week studying textbooks, class materials, or handouts in order to prepare for the next class and also to review material studied in previous classes. |