Lehrveranstaltungsangebot im WS 2006/2007 - Universität Erfurt

Universität Erfurt –Lehrveranstaltungsangebot Wintersemester 2006/2007
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John Gledhill
O/Aural Practice (B2)
Fremdsprachenerwerb / Englisch
20.02.2007 12:13:16
822/859
Mo 12—14 LG 1 346
Ku WP – 3/3 LP
O/Q TZB auf 16
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Die Prüfungsleistungen werden bis zum Beginn der Vorlesungszeit bekannt gegeben.
Die Anmeldung erfolgt online in der Woche vor Semesterbeginn. Bitte Aushänge beachten
(bzw.: http://spz.uni-erfurt.de/sprachenzentrum/hekate/ANMELDUNG/anmeldung.php )
This course consists of two basic elements: practical pronunciation and listening skills.
At the segmental level, the practical pronunciation component covers the production of the
English phonemes that cause difficulty for learners of English as a second language. The suprasegmental
level offers practice in aspects of connected speech such as weakening, rhythm,
melody and stress (nuclear tones). Although this language-laboratory-based course is primarily
practical, theoretical elements of English phonology will be involved in explanations for the
production of English speech. The phonetic alphabet will be used throughout the course and will
be tested alongside a passage to be read out in examination conditions.
The listening-skill elements will start off with practice from Cambridge First Certificate
materials, but will then proceed to diverse situations for listening such as story-telling,
dialogues and different varieties of English. The students will also prepare a brief extract taken
from a feature film (either a video cassette or DVD) of their own choice for presentation in
which listening difficulties/interesting aspects are highlighted.
No course book is required, but there will be a small charge for an internal workbook and
worksheets. The final grade is calculated from two tests and one presentation.
Literatur:
The listening-skill elements will start off with practice from Cambridge First Certificate
materials, but will then proceed to diverse situations for listening such as story-telling,
dialogues and different varieties of English. The students will also prepare a brief extract taken
from a feature film (either a video cassette or DVD) of their own choice for presentation in
which listening difficulties/interesting aspects are highlighted.
No course book is required, but there will be a small charge for an internal workbook and
worksheets. The final grade is calculated from two tests and one presentation.