LENGUA INGLESA VI
GRADO EN ESTUDIOS INGLESES
Curso 2024/2025
1. Datos de la asignatura
(Fecha última modificación: 09-03-25 17:26)- Código
- 102516
- Plan
- 2010
- ECTS
- 6.00
- Carácter
- OBLIGATORIA
- Curso
- 4
- Periodicidad
- Primer Semestre
- Idioma
- ENGLISH
- Área
- FILOLOGÍA INGLESA
- Departamento
- Filología Inglesa
- Plataforma Virtual
Datos del profesorado
- Coordinador/Coordinadora
- Pedro Álvarez Mosquera
- Grupo/s
- A.1 , B.1
- Centro
- Fac. Filología
- Departamento
- Filología Inglesa
- Área
- Filología Inglesa
- Despacho
- 1.8 Dpto. de Filología Inglesa. Edificio Placentinos
- Horario de tutorías
- A concertar por correo electrónico.
- URL Web
- https://produccioncientifica.usal.es/investigadores/57437/detalle
- pedro@usal.es
- Teléfono
- 923294500 Ext. 6156
- Profesor/Profesora
- Carmen Sumillera Iglesias
- Grupo/s
- A.1 , B.1
- Centro
- Fac. Filología
- Departamento
- Filología Inglesa
- Área
- Filología Inglesa
- Despacho
- Despacho de becarios. 2 Dpto. Filología Inglesa. Edificio Placentinos
- Horario de tutorías
- A concertar por correo electrónico
- URL Web
- https://produccioncientifica.usal.es/investigadores/823605/detalle
- carmensumillera@usal.es
- Teléfono
- 923294500 Ext. 1714
- Profesor/Profesora
- Vasilica Mocanu Florea
- Grupo/s
- A.2, B.2
- Centro
- Fac. Filología
- Departamento
- Filología Inglesa
- Área
- Filología Inglesa
- Despacho
- 0.2 Dpto. Filología Inglesa. Edificio Placentinos
- Horario de tutorías
- Lunes: 11-13; Martes 9-11 (also via email; any change will be indicated on Studium)
- URL Web
- https://produccioncientifica.usal.es/investigadores/58117/detalle
- vasim@usal.es
- Teléfono
- 923294500, Ext.1707
- Profesor/Profesora
- Sara Chamorro Egido
- Grupo/s
- A.2, B.2
- Centro
- Fac. Filología
- Departamento
- Filología Inglesa
- Área
- Filología Inglesa
- Despacho
- 0.1 (Edificio Placentinos - Dpto. Filología Inglesa)
- Horario de tutorías
- A concertar por correo electrónico
- URL Web
- https://produccioncientifica.usal.es/investigadores/819211/detalle
- sarachaeg97@usal.es
- Teléfono
- 923 294500 Ext. 1752
2. Recomendaciones previas
Starting level: C1.2; target level: C1.3/C2 |
Asignaturas que se recomienda haber cursado: English language I, II, III, IV, V
Asignaturas que se recomienda cursar simultáneamente: Courses in the fourth year
3. Objetivos
Goals of the course:
- Students are expected to achieve a C1.3/C2 level of English (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, CEFR) at the end of the course.
- Students are expected to achieve all the Competences indicated below in the section devoted to Competences.: CE 1- 8; CG 1- 7; CT 1- 5
In synthesis, students should:
- understand a wide range of texts written in educated English.
- write and speak fluently in English and in the register of educated English
- produce well structured texts on complex topics, showing textual cohesion and coherence.
- give oral presentations in English showing oral public speaking skills.
Students will develop the competence for lifelong learning in their future professional world.
4. Competencias a adquirir | Resultados de Aprendizaje
Básicas / Generales | Conocimientos.
CG1. Ability to develop foreign language learning skills
CG2. Ability of self-reflection on the personal process of learning
CG3. Ability to develop a philosophy of learning a language in their professional future
CG4. Ability to optimize the process of learning English
CG5. Develop their teamwork skills
CG6. Ability to become autonomous learners in their future
CG7. Highlight the curiosity to learn English, stress the human need to explore and search as the foundation for learning English
Específicas | Habilidades.
CE1. Ability to reflect on the personal process of learning English
CE2. Ability to have an open mind to multimodal communicative channels
CE3. Oral comprehension skills based on the cognitive need of ‘wanting to know’
CE4. Analytical skills to read a range of written texts in depth
CE5. Oral public speaking skills to give individual and group oral presentations
CE6. Writing skills to produce different types of texts.
CE7. Ability to appreciate the English language as an international lingua franca
CE8. Ability to appreciate the English language as a window that grants access to human knowledge.
Transversales | Competencias.
CT1. Ability to learn communication in English
CT2. Ability for abstract knowledge
CT3. Ability to read texts in educated and academic English
CT4. Analytical skills, synthesis skills, critical thinking skills
CT5. Reflective meta-communicative skills.
5. Contenidos
Teoría.
This course is oriented to achieve practical skills.
CONTENTS:
- Training the four basic skills: Reading, Listening comprehension, Writing, Speaking.
- Training listening and speaking skills in weekly Portfolios
- Training discipline
- Training self-paced learning
- Training reading complex texts written in educated English
- Training Oral Public Speaking skills.
- Training writing with an elegant and educated register of English
Práctica.
PRACTICE:
Practice on the theoretical contents.
6. Metodologías Docentes
Tipología |
Descripción |
Actividades introductorias (dirigidas por el profesor) |
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Introductory activities |
The aim is to gather information related to students and to introduce the course |
Actividades teóricas (dirigidas por el profesor) Theoreticalactivities |
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Explanatory sessions devoted to presenting the skills that they are expected to improve. |
Explanations for the students to grasp the strategies we will use to achieve the course goals. |
Actividades prácticas guiadas (dirigidas por el profesor) Guidedtasks |
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Training oral and writing skills Training listening and reading skills Training oral publicspeakingskills |
Specific tasks are designed to achieve the course goals
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Oral presentations |
Group/individual oral presentations to improve students’ oral skills as well as their oral public speaking skills |
Actividades prácticas autónomas (sin el profesor) |
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Individual tasks outside the class |
Individual tasks will be implemented so that students will develop a sense of discipline in their process of mastering English. |
Teamwork skills |
Students will be involved in teamwork tasks. |
7. Distribución de las Metodologías Docentes
8. Recursos
Libros de consulta para el alumno.
These bibliographical resources will be indicated on Studium.
Multimodality will be the essence of the materials used in the course, that is, written as well as audio-visual sources of educated English.
Otras referencias bibliográficas, electrónicas o cualquier otro tipo de recurso.
These bibliographical resources will be indicated on Studium.
Multimodality will be the essence of the materials used in the course, that is, written as well as audio-visual sources of educated English.
9. Evaluación
Criterios de evaluación.
- Active individual and group participation in workshops and tasks.
- Oral presentations
- Portfolios. This task will be explained in class. This task is compulsory and a requirement for course evaluation.
The criteria established by The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages will be followed in this course.
Sistemas de evaluación.
- Final oral exam
- Final written exams (Use of English and Written Critical Appraisal of a text)
Both the final oral exam and the final written exams must be passed independently.
In the case of failing one of these three exams, the student will have to pass ALL exams again in the next sitting.
METODOLOGÍAS DE EVALUACIÓN | ||
Metodología |
Tipo de prueba a emplear |
calificación |
Oral skills |
Oral presentation |
40% |
Use of English |
Use of English test |
20% |
Written skills |
Appraisal of a text |
40% |
total | 100% |
Recomendaciones para la evaluación.
- The student enrolling in this course must have a minimum linguistic and communicative proficiency in English equivalent to level C1.2 (entry level) according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)
- Students who have failed the first exams are advised to devote more time to their training.