Toros University
ENGLISH TRANSLATION PROGRAM
COURSE OUTLINE
| COURSE INFORMATION | |
| Year | 2020-2021 |
| Semester | Spring |
| Course Code | MTB 208 |
| Course Title | Oral Composition II |
| Instructor | Asst.Prof.Dr. Gülsüm Atasoy Kolbaşı |
Objective of the course: The aim of the course is to provide students with advanced speaking materials in order to make them develop their listening and speaking skills.
| DATE | TOPIC | ASSIGNMENT/READING |
| 1.week | Introduction: Aims and scope | |
| 2.week | Understanding and constructing Pro and Con arguments | Hanreddy and Whalley, 2007: 90-107 |
| 3. week | Understanding and constructing Pro and Con arguments | Hanreddy and Whalley, 2007: 90-107 |
| 4. week | Listening for Chronological order | Hanreddy and Whalley, 2007: 108-123 |
| 5.week | Listening for Chronological order | Hanreddy and Whalley, 2007: 108-123 |
| 6. week | Listening for signal words | Hanreddy and Whalley, 2007: 124-141 |
| 7. week | Listening for signal words | Hanreddy and Whalley, 2007: 124-141 |
| 8. week | Recognising digression
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Hanreddy and Whalley, 2007: 142-163 |
| 9.week | Midterm exam | |
| 10.week | Recognising digression
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Hanreddy and Whalley, 2007: 142-163 |
| 11.week | Paraphrasing | Hanreddy and Whalley, 2007: 164-180 |
| 12.week | Paraphrasing | Hanreddy and Whalley, 2007: 164-180 |
| 13.week | Student practice | |
| 14.week | Review |
Course Book
Hanreddy J., and Whalley E. 2007. Mosaic. McGraw Hill: Singapore.
STUDENT REQUIREMENTS
- Assignments should be prepared in accordance with the Department’s Assignment, Research Paper and Thesis (A.R.T.) Preparation Guide.
- It is the student’s responsibility to practice the highest standards of academic honesty. Cheating, plagiarism and any other form of academic dishonesty will not be tolerated.
- Assignments submitted later than the indicated dates are not accepted. Deadlines should strictly be followed.