● 英語Ｃ（上級）済ⅡＣ

002-D-312

This class is a general English oral communication class for second-year students. It will use the Oxford Bookworms Club texts and method for developing engagement and discussions in class. English will be used in every class. Students will be given regular reading and writing homework which they will use for discussions in class, both in small groups and as a class. Each 15-week term will culminate with a written exam and a group presentation about the themes developed in this class.

By the end of this two-semester course, students will be able to do the following tasks (Can Do Statements on the CEFR B2) with at least a 75% proficiency. Students will be able to confidently say . . . I can . . . 1) follow or give a talk on a familiar topic or keep up a conversation on a fairly wide range of topics, 2) scan texts for relevant information, and understand detailed instructions or advice, 3) make notes while someone is talking or write a letter including non-standard requests. Specifically related to this class, I can ask and answer basic questions about a short story, express my opinions about a story including the complex themes, appropriately agree or disagree with my classmate’s opinions, write multiple paragraph essay that summarizes the story, apply the themes of a story to my daily life, research and discuss important passages from the story, compare and contrast my own culture with that of the story’s culture, and participate in a 10-minute group or individual presentation using a powerpoint or poster session style.

1	Class, Teacher and Text Introduction. Learn Another Language.
2	Class Organization: Groups, Reading and Homework Explained. Snickers: Do Something Manly. Doritos: Man's Best Friend.
3	The Black Cat. Training Clydesdales.
4	The Sredni Vashtar. Doritos: Mousetrap.
5	The Railway Crossing. Cell-phone in First Class.
6	Daffodil Sky. Itsy Bitsy, Teeny Wienie Yoplate Yogurt.
7	A Moment of Madness. GM Robot.
8	Examples of good poster and powerpoint presentations. Got Milk: Body Cast.
9	The Secret. Arranged Marriage.
10	The Experiment. Auction Wedding.
11	Overview of Themes from all the Chapters. English for Presentations. Beauty is Nothing without Brains.
12	Class Organization. Overview for Final Exam. Coffee Before 8:00am.
13	Final Exam (paper). Presentation Organization. Berlitz: German Coastguard.
14	Student Presentations 1, with Question and Answer Session. Doritos: Sling Baby.
15	Presentations 2. Reflections on the Presentations. Assigned Summer Homework.
16	Class Regroup. Find Someone Who . . . this Summer. Nike: Michael Jordan—Failure.
17	Bookworms Coral: Chapter 1: Gathering at the Whakapapa. Nike: Maybe it's my Fault.
18	The Waxwork. Fixing the Roof.
19	The Glorious Pacific Way. Frivolous.
20	Discussion: Getting the most out of the commercials. Help You, Help You.
21	A Kind of Longing. Priceless Elephant.
22	Missiya the Wild One. Mousetrap.
23	The Stepmother. Live Worry Free.
24	Because of the Russelia. Goat For Sale.
25	Presentation Organization. Beware of the Doghouse.
26	Presentation Outline. Return to the Doghouse.
27	Final Exam (paper).
28	Presentation Practice. Oxfam: Because You're Gorgeous.
29	Group Presentations 1 with Q and A Session. Levis: I Walk the Line.
30	Presentations Group 2 with General Course Reflections.

This schedule may change slightly, but will follow this general outline.

This class is based on a Reading Circle Model. The students read one short story per week and fill out one A4 worksheet in English reflecting on that story. They then come to class to discuss the story in small groups of four to five members. The teacher leads in developing strong groups for speaking, discussion and presentation, while facilitating and monitoring the practice of speaking English. We will be speaking English in every class.

Students will be expected to 1)read one short chapter of the textbook per week (8-10 pages). fill in the activities at the end of each chapter (Word Focus. Story Focus 1 and 2). and fill out a Reading Circle Role Sheet--1 A4 Sheet about your reaction to the story. Homework study for this class, for regular students, will take at least 1-2 hours on a normal week and may take up 3-4 hours on special occasions such as before a presentation or an exam.

第１学期（学期末試験）：15％（Paper Exam 1）

第２学期（学年末試験）：15％（Paper Exam 2）

中間テスト：30％（Presentation 1 and 2）

レポート：15％（Weekly Role Sheets: 14）

小テスト：10％（Textbook Activities 14x2）

平常点（クラス参加、グループ作業の成果等）：15％（Groupwork and Notebook ）

Mark Furr, Bookworms Club Gold, （Stories for Reading Circles ）, Oxford, 2007, ISBN：0194720020

Mark Furr, Bookworms Club Coral, （Bookworms Club）, Oxford University Press, ISBN：978-019472005

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Point to remember:This is a speaking, communication course and thus requires facial communication. Therefore, the teacher requests that students not wear face masks during the communication parts of the lesson (which is most of the class). Exceptions will only be made for verifiable, (doctor's note) medical reasons.

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