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文学部(塾内用) - 慶應義塾大学-塾生HP

文学部(塾内用) - 慶應義塾大学-塾生HP

文学部(塾内用) - 慶應義塾大学-塾生HP

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成績評価方法:<br />

Students will be graded on in-class exercises and skits (short plays),<br />

comments on the skits, and class participation, along with a quiz or exam<br />

every term. It is obvious you must come to do these things. However,<br />

just coming to class is NOT enough to pass this course. You must also be<br />

willing to answer questions and participate actively in class.<br />

質問・相談:<br />

Students are encouraged to ask questions during or after class. Asking<br />

questions will make the class more lively and interesting.<br />

英語Ⅲ上級(セ) 1単位 (春学期)<br />

英語Ⅳ上級(セ) 1単位 (秋学期)<br />

Current Issues<br />

春学期・秋学期:木4<br />

セット履修 講師 鈴木 理恵子<br />

授業科目の内容:<br />

This course will look at current issues that appear in British and<br />

American media. Students will be expected to read articles from British<br />

and American newspapers--The Guardian, The Independent, The Times,<br />

The New York Times, Newsweek--and the BBC and American news<br />

websites. In class, we will have a discussion on the chosen topics on<br />

which students will be asked to research beforehand.<br />

The main aim of this course is to develop the students’ communicative<br />

skills as well as to familiarize them with British and European culture and<br />

politics.<br />

テキスト(教科書):<br />

The articles will be chosen by both the instructor and the students.<br />

参考書:<br />

Oxford English Dictionary.<br />

授業の計画:<br />

(春学期)<br />

Day 1: Guidance<br />

Day 2: Reading newspaper articles<br />

Day 3: Reading newspaper articles<br />

Day 4: Reading newspaper articles<br />

Day 5: Reading newspaper articles<br />

Day 6: Reading newspaper articles<br />

Day 7: Reading newspaper articles<br />

Day 8: Reading newspaper articles<br />

Day 9: Presentation<br />

Day 10: Presentation<br />

Day 11: Presentation<br />

Day 12: Presentation<br />

Day 13: Presentation<br />

(秋学期)<br />

Day 1: Guidance<br />

Day 2: Comparing English newspapers<br />

Day 3: Comparing English newspapers<br />

Day 4: Comparing English newspapers<br />

Day 5: Comparing English newspapers<br />

Day 6: Comparing English newspapers<br />

Day 7: Comparing English newspapers<br />

Day 8: Comparing English and American newspapers<br />

Day 9: Comparing English and American newspapers<br />

Day 10: Comparing English and American newspapers<br />

Day 11: Comparing English and American newspapers<br />

Day 12: Comparing English and American newspapers<br />

Day 13: Comparing English and American newspapers<br />

担当教員から履修者へのコメント:<br />

Regular on-time attendance and class participation is required for this<br />

class.<br />

成績評価方法:<br />

Students will be evaluated on the basis of attendance, class participation<br />

and presentation.<br />

質問・相談:<br />

I will be contactable before and after class as well as by e-mail.<br />

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英語Ⅲ上級(セ) 1単位 (春学期)<br />

英語Ⅳ上級(セ) 1単位 (秋学期)<br />

When Cultures Meet : Culture, Adaptation, and Identity Formation<br />

春学期・秋学期:木4<br />

セット履修 講師 横川 真理子<br />

授業科目の内容:<br />

What is culture and how is it acquired? How does culture affect the way<br />

we act, think, and feel? How does switching cultures affect our identity,<br />

especially during the formative years? By focusing on children reared and<br />

educated outside the culture of their parents (Third Culture Kids/<br />

Returnees), we will see how entering or readjusting to a culture affect us,<br />

especially in forming identity.<br />

The first semester we will study the issue of Third Culture Kids, and<br />

during the second semester we will read stories written by Third Culture<br />

Kids. Please buy both textbooks in advance as they take time to acquire.<br />

Students will be expected to participate actively through giving<br />

presentations and joining in discussions. In addition, they will be asked to<br />

write papers on topics related to culture and identity.<br />

テキスト(教科書):<br />

1) David C. Pollock and Ruth E. Van Reken. Third Culture Kids : The<br />

Experience of Growing Up Among Worlds<br />

2) Faith Eidse and Nina Sichel. (eds.) Unrooted Childhoods : Memoirs of<br />

Growing Up Global<br />

参考書:<br />

Strunk and White, The Elements of Style or other style manual.<br />

授業の計画:<br />

First Semester:<br />

Weeks 1-4 Reading about Third Culture Kids and theories of cultural<br />

adjustment<br />

Weeks 5-13 Doing Presentations and writing assignments on the Third<br />

Culture Kid experience<br />

(Textbook: David C. Pollock and Ruth E. Van Reken. Third Culture<br />

Kids : The Experience of Growing Up Among Worlds)<br />

Second Semester:<br />

Weeks 1-4 Reading about Cultural identity and the Third Culture Kid<br />

experience<br />

Weeks 5-13 Doing Presentations and writing assignments on stories by<br />

Third Culture Kids<br />

(Textbook: Faith Eidse and Nina Sichel. (eds.) Unrooted Childhoods :<br />

Memoirs of Growing Up Global)<br />

担当教員から履修者へのコメント:<br />

Students taking this course are assumed to already have near-native to<br />

native competence in speaking, reading, and writing English, since all the<br />

classes, exercises, presentations and written assignments will be in<br />

English. Students are expected to attend all classes and be in class by the<br />

time the bell rings.<br />

The instructor has been educated entirely in the American school<br />

system, and has specialized in the area of education and adjustment of<br />

Japanese children abroad and on return. Those with a similar background<br />

as well as international students adjusting to Japan are encouraged to take<br />

this course.<br />

成績評価方法:<br />

Students will be evaluated on their class participation and on their<br />

assignments, particularly their presentations and the papers they write.<br />

Content and ability to express ideas will be considered important. Since<br />

the main topic of discussion will be on culture and identity, students<br />

should have some interest in these topics.<br />

質問・相談:<br />

Students will be encouraged to generate discussions by asking<br />

questions and sharing their ideas and experiences during class. They will<br />

also be given an e-mail address with which to contact the instructor.<br />

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