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Englisches Seminar - Ruhr-Universität Bochum

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050 782 Rogge<br />

Language Testing and Assessment, 2 CP (Ü), 3 CP (S)<br />

2 st. mo 12-14 GB 6/137 Nord<br />

The course focuses on current theories of Language Testing with a clear focus on<br />

the essential knowledge and practical skills teachers need to assess or test pupil’s<br />

language performance. Topics will include: test objectives and purposes (diagnostic<br />

vs. selective testing), basic types of tests (discrete point- vs. pragmatic testing) and<br />

their specific features, concepts of tests construction (reliability and validity),<br />

principles of test design and administration (norm- vs. criterion-referenced<br />

measurement) as well as methods for analysing and interpreting test results (holistic<br />

vs. analytical rating). Appropriate texts and materials will be provided.<br />

Assessment/requirements: active participation, preparation and presentation of<br />

materials, (final seminar paper).<br />

050 783 Ritter<br />

Teaching English to Younger Learners, 2 CP<br />

2 st. di 14-16 GB 03/149 (IT-Pool)<br />

This class focuses on the specific opportunities and challenges related to teaching<br />

English in the lower grades of the secondary sector, i.e. grades 5 and 6. We will<br />

approach this task by investigating the learners’ transition from primary to secondary<br />

school, by looking at the relevant syllabuses, by scrutinizing existing course books,<br />

and last but not least by developing materials and lesson plans ourselves.<br />

Appropriate texts and materials will be provided.<br />

Assessment/requirements: active participation, preparation and presentation of<br />

materials, final essay.

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