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EN-129-1 Literature, Culture and Didactics (English 1)

4-year Programme in General Teacher Education , English 1, One-semester Programme

Spring, Autumn

English

After having completed the course, the students will - have acquired knowledge of the National Curriculum (LK06) and the competency aims in English in LK06 - be able to account for selected aspects of Bristish and American culture - be able to teach part of these issues to pupils in primary school, as part of foreign language teaching - have knowledge of authentic English literature from various genres, with an emphasis on children´s literature in English - be able to make use of a varied range of texts and topics in the foreign language classroom

The course includes historical and social subjects, in particular within the British and American cultures and literary texts with a focus on literature for children and adolescents. The course includes aspects of teaching English as a foreign language and didactic issues pertaining to culture and literature.

Lectures and seminars. 80% compulsory attendance requirement at seminars.

Attendance requirement: 80% compulsory attendance at seminars. For students in their third year of the Teacher Education: A 2-week teaching practice in primary school must be assessed as a Pass. For students in their fourth year of the Teacher Education and other students: One compulsory assignment must be assessed as a Pass. For further specifications see the English 2 curriculum.

A 4-hour written examination (counts 50%) and an oral examination (counts 50 %). Graded assessment.

Theoretical/practical

First degree level

See course structure diagram.

Signe Mari Wiland

The syllabus (pensum) will be published on the faculty's website when finalised.

Face-to-face

The syllabus will be published on the home page of the course when finalised. See link in the upper right hand corner of the page.

EN-1610- 1 - 15 ECTS credits
EN-1610- 2 - 15 ECTS credits

Yes

Faculty of Humanities and Education

ECTS Course Catalogue University of Agder 2009-10
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