2006/02/28更新
| ○科目サブタイトル |
Introduction to Canadian Culture and Society I
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| ○講義概要 |
Given its geographical proximity, Canada is often regarded as merely being a part of the United States. However, its particular socio-historical legacy makes it a distinct nation, thereby giving rise to a unique social, economic, and political approach unlike that of the United States.
This course is the first of a two-part course that provides an introduction to Canadian culture and society.
Lectures will be conducted primarily in English. While the use of English is strongly encouraged, reaction papers can be written and submitted in Japanese. In-class discussions and presentation should be done in English.
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| ○評価方法 |
授業参画(20%)、リアクションペーパー(20%)、前期学期末試験(授業期間中)(25%)、小テスト等(10%)
Assignment (10%)
Presentation (15%)
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| ○他学部・他学科生の受講 |
否 （Students from other departments taking the cross-listed course are permitted）
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| ○授業計画 |
| 1 | Introduction
What do you know about Canada?
Your impression of Canada? |
| 2 | Canadian values
Introducing Canada
The Canadian Justice System
Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities
Summary & Discussion |
| 3 | Protecting the Environment-Sustainable Development in Canada |
| 4 | Canada's History and Symbols |
| 5 | Aboriginal Peoples of Canada |
| 6 | Activity Day 1 |
| 7 | Map of Canada
The Atlantic Region |
| 8 | Central Canada |
| 9 | The Prairie Provinces |
| 10 | The West Coast |
| 11 | The North |
| 12 | Government in Canada
Other Levels of Government in Canada
Review |
| 13 | Test
Summative discussions |
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