Syllabus system

2005年度上智大学シラバス

◆英語中級（読解）/D　－　（通）

椿まゆみ

○科目サブタイトル

Learning English through Sociology

○講義概要

This course is taught through content-based instruction (CBI), where students simultaneously learn English and subject matter, and develop critical and study skills. Students read texts from sociology textbooks used in American universities and colleges and listen to interviews and academic lectures. While being exposed to English for Academic Purposes (EAP), students complete a variety of the tasks. All four skills (i.e., listening, speaking, reading, and writing) are taught, with an emphasis on reading skills such as skimming, scanning, getting main ideas, making inferences, summarizing, predicting, note taking, and developing what they learned as the subject matter so that they will be able to read materials efficiently and critically. Students also will be required to spend a lot of time for group discussions and to do oral presentations.

○評価方法

Student evaluation is based on attendance and participation as well as performance on quizzes, tests and assigned tasks. Class participation is the most important, so students should try to communicate in English..

○テキスト

Brown, K. & Hood, S『Academic Encounters:Life in Society』 Cambridge University Press, 2002

○他学部・他学科生の受講

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○授業計画

1	Introduction
2	Belonging to a Group (Marrige, Family, and the Home)
3	Belonging to a Group (Marriage, Family, and the Home)
4	Belonging to a Group (Marriage, Family, and the Home)
5	Belonging to a Group (The Power of the Group)
6	Belonging to a Group (The Power of the Group)
7	Belonging to a Group (The Power of the Group)
8	Cross-cultural Communication I
9	Cross-cultural Communication II
10	Cross-cultural Communication III
11	Gender and Sexuality (Growing up Male or Female)
12	Gender and Sexuality (Growing up Male or Female)
13	Gender and Sexuality (Gender Issues Today)
14	Gender and Sexuality (Gender Issues Today)
15	Gender and Sexuality (Gender Issues Today)
16	Media and Society (Mass Media Today)
17	Media and Society (Mass Media Today)
18	Media and Society (Mass Media Today)
19	Media and Society (The Influence of the Media)
20	Media and Society (The Influence of the Media)
21	Breaking the Rules (Crime and Criminals)
22	Breaking the Rules (Crime and Criminals)
23	Breaking the Rules (Controlling Crime)
24	Breaking the Rules (Controlling Crime)
25	Breaking the Rules (Controlling Crime)
26	Changing Societies (Cultural Change)
27	Changing Societies (Cultural Change)
28	Changing Societies (Global Issues)
29	Changing Societies (Global Issues)
30	Changing Societies (Global Issues)