前期　集中講義へ
　 　　英語総合講座III-4
　　Destination London!
HAMISH GILLIES　
 4単位　
3〜4　
集中　
11002104

The main topics in this course are: London life & culture, making the most of study abroad & homestay experiences (in London especially).
The Objectives of this course are:
1) The learners will develop a broader understanding of British culture from the perspective of its capital city.
2) The learners will develop not only a greater interest in studying abroad in the UK, but also be able to plan and carry out such a trip more effectively.
3) The learners will improve their overall ability to communicate in English.
4) The learners will develop their autonomous learning skills via groupwork tasks.

評価方法： Participants will be assessed on the following: active & positive participation; English skill development; involvement in content-related products & processes.

注意事項： The materials in this course will be a) provided by the teacher, and b) provided/created by the participants. Please make sure you bring your own A4 binder (hole-punched or pocket-file type) to the class. You will also need some kind of vocabulary notebook to record new vocabulary.

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１． Course overview; Building group dynamics; London in brief.
２． London: study abroad & home stay destination; Ongoing Group Task heads-up.
３． London in the news: what's been happening in the capital recently?; staying safe.
４． London life: finding work; British English vs American English; Review of Ongoing Group Task.
５． London on film: how London is presented in the movies; enjoying free time.
６． London people: areas, communities, & cultures; living in a new culture.
７． London dialects: from West End to East End, & North to South; staying connected, getting around.
８． London ‘A la carte': learners’ pairwork investigations on chosen themes.
９． London ‘A la carte': learners’ pairwork investigations on chosen themes.
10． Working on final presentations.
11． Working on final presentations.
12． Final presentations: oral and textual.
13． Final presentations: oral and textual.
14． Looking back & looking forward. Course Reflection.