English for academic purposes 2510-f2ENG2W-EFAP

(in Polish) Contact hours with the teacher: Participation in tutorials - 30 hrs Self-study hours: Preparation for tutorials and work on the Moodle platform - 30 hrs Preparation of written assignments - 40 hrs Preparation for periodic quizzes - 20 hrs Preparation for the end-of-term writing task - 30 hrs Altogether: 150 hrs (6 ECTS)

(in Polish) The student W1: knows C1+ academic English, including proper style and register appropriate for a master's thesis, and understands the structure of academic essays and the principles of paraphrasing, summarising and citing academic texts in English (K_W02) W2: understands the principles of formatting formal academic summaries and citations with due care with respect to copyright considerations and the ethical use of sources (K_W12)

(in Polish) U1: is able to create adequately structured academic texts based on sources and create citations to these sources, following the MA stylesheet guidelines and the teacher’s suggestions (K_U08, K_U14) U2: is capable of creating written academic texts using a word processor, following the MA stylesheet guidelines for particular sections of the MA (K_U04) U3: is able to select sources independently in order to support the thesis expressed in his or her academic text at the level of C1+ (K_U11, K_U14) U4: is able to communicate in writing with individuals from different academic and cultural backgrounds thereby successfully conveying knowledge relating to the content addressed in the student's master's thesis (K_U05) U5: is able to express an informed opinion on fragments of texts selected for peer-evaluation (K_U09)

(in Polish) K1: is aware of the necessity to comply with the obligations following from binding copyright liabilities and good practices in creating academic texts (K_K05)

(in Polish) Expository teaching methods: - description, discussion Exploratory teaching methods: - seminar, practical, case study On-line teaching methods: asynchronous content delivery via Moodle; synchronous content delivery via MS Teams

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- informative (conventional) lecture
- description
- discussion

- seminar
- case study
- practical

- evaluative methods
- integrative methods

(in Polish) Language skills at the C1 level

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