This is a 16 session course. The class will focus on speaking, and listening using a variety of exercises and styles.
You are expected to check this blog for homework information. If you miss class, it is your responsibility to check the blog and do the work. This may include videos to watch, songs to listen to, forms to fill out, etc. I will add links to any technology-related homework.
You are expected to check this blog for homework information. If you miss class, it is your responsibility to check the blog and do the work. This may include videos to watch, songs to listen to, forms to fill out, etc. I will add links to any technology-related homework.
Also, you can write to me at pamilajohufs@gmail.com if you need to. Please don't call me except in an emergency. I hate to use the phone. Thank you.
The homework for the first week of class is this:
Please listen to this song by Lyle Lovett. Make sure you WATCH THE VIDEO. We will use it in class, week 2.
Song
Lyrics
Extra credit: Who is Lyle Lovett's famous ex-wife? When were they divorced? My friend, Mr. Google knows.
Also, please read the blog post How to Write an Email.
See you in class!
Pamila J. Florea
pamilajohufs@gmail.com
010-8050-8809
The homework for the first week of class is this:
Please listen to this song by Lyle Lovett. Make sure you WATCH THE VIDEO. We will use it in class, week 2.
Song
Lyrics
Extra credit: Who is Lyle Lovett's famous ex-wife? When were they divorced? My friend, Mr. Google knows.
Also, please read the blog post How to Write an Email.
See you in class!
Pamila J. Florea
pamilajohufs@gmail.com
010-8050-8809
Required Textbooks:
Top Notch 3, by Joan Saslow and Allen Ascher
It’s a purple book and can be purchased at the campus bookstore
Student Notebook
You can purchase it at the copy center in the Language Building after classes begin. It will cost approximately 5000 won.
Books not permitted in class: Korean – English dictionaries.
I suggest you download an English-English thesaurus. www.dictionary.com is a good resource.
Please note - schedule is subject to change.
Method of Lecturing
This class is an ACTIVE class. Participation is necessary. We will use the text, selected music, poetry, speaking exercises, improvisational games, group and pair work.
At times in class, the teacher may present something that students can research and answer for extra points.
Evaluation Method - Please note: I don't give make up exams / presentations
20% Oral Presentation
20% Oral Presentation Project
10% Midterm Exam
20% Group Presentation
10% Participation (includes pop quizzes)
20% Final Exam
Your score will then be multiplied by .67 to get the score for this section of the class. It will be added to the attendance and Reading grades.
Attendance percentage is based on departmental guidelines.
