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| 科目一覧へ戻る/Return to the Course List | 2025/09/09 現在/As of 2025/09/09 | 
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                  開講科目名 /Course  | 
                Communication Skills for Academic Purposes Ⅱ/COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES Ⅱ | 
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                  ナンバリングコード /Numbering Code  | 
                    12-2002 | 
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                  開講所属 /Course Offered by  | 
                外国語学部英語学科/FOREIGN LANGUAGES ENGLISH | 
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                  ターム・学期 /Term・Semester  | 
                2025年度/2025 Academic Year 秋学期/FALL SEMESTER | 
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                  曜限 /Day, Period  | 
                木1/Thu 1 | 
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                  開講区分 /semester offered  | 
                秋学期/Fall | 
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                  単位数 /Credits  | 
                1.0 | 
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                  学年 /Year  | 
                2,3,4 | 
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                  主担当教員 /Main Instructor  | 
                R.ダラム/Robert DURHAM | 
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                  遠隔授業科目 /Online Course  | 
                - | 
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                    教員名 /Instructor  | 
                  
                    教員所属名 /Affiliation  | 
            
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| R.ダラム/Robert DURHAM | 英語学科/ENGLISH | 
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授業の目的・内容                         /Course Objectives  | 
                      
The objectives of this course are to encourage students to: a) choose an appropriate, Academic topic; b) do DEEP research (in ENGLISH) into both/ many sides of the topic (+ to CITE sources); c) discern between RELIABLE information and Misinformation/ Disinformation (and develop Critical thinking [reasoning] skills) d) give a dynamic ENGLISH presentation about the topic; d1) practice spoken, visual, & physical aspects of EFFECTIVE presentations. e) hold class discussions about both/ many sides of the topic/issue; f) Ask (& logically answer) discussion questions related to the topic/ presentation. g) develop effective discussion abilities, & express opinions clearly (in English)--including showing agreement, taking opposing views, and effectively interrupting. g) develop the ability to come to LOGICAL conclusions...& then produce an organized summary of the topic (including both/ many sides of the issue).  | 
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授業の形式・方法と履修上の注意                         /Teaching method and Attention the course  | 
                      
Teaching method:  a) Students will be invited to critically research (in ENGLISH) both ‘Pro’ & ‘Con’ aspects of a chosen Academic topic. b) Students will be asked to logically discern between RELIABLE information and Misinformation/ Disinformation. c) Students will then be asked to compile/ categorize/ organize the researched English info. d) Students will next be requested to organize/ prepare/ deliver English Presentation(s) which include both ‘For’ and/or ‘Against’ aspects of the topic. e) After the presentation(s), critical discussion & debate will be invited (in spoken English). f) Finally, students will use critical thinking/ reasoning, to assemble a list of English conclusions/ assessments/ recommendations about the chosen topic.  | 
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事前・事後学修の内容                         /Before After Study  | 
                      
*Please do research/ homework assignments A.S.A.P. (the same day; or the next day). *Waiting until the last minute to do assignments/ research/ homework (‘ichiyazuke’) is NOT a good way to prepare for classes. *Please spend an average of 1 hour before each class, to prepare. Please spend an average of AT LEAST 1 hour after every class, to do homework/ research. *NOTE: IF the Virus situation gets bad again, Online classes MIGHT be needed. (IF that happens: please e-mail me: tonydur2020@gmail.com)  | 
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評価方法                         /Evaluation  | 
                      
   The instructor will use the ongoing assessment technique. Each student will be assessed OFTEN, on:  how well each student participates in class; how well each student speaks and elaborates (explains) in English; how well each student researches many different aspects of an issue IN ENGLISH; how well each student reasons (thinks) LOGICALLY; how well each student uses RELIABLE, researched information; how effective each student’s presentation(s) is; how good each student’s critical discussion/debate skills are; and how well each student works together with other class members. Your grade will tentatively be determined by: ongoing class assessments (approximately 35%); class participation (20%); and homework/ PRESENTATION(s)/ tests (45%).  | 
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関連科目                         /Related Subjects  | 
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備考                         /Notes  | 
                      
More than 3.0 Absences/Lates: course credit may not be earned. NOTE: This is a tentative schedule. Topics may change, depending on: student needs/focus/abilities; festival events; News stories; etc.  | 
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到達目標                   /Learning Goal  | 
                抽象的かつ学術的な考えを英語で表現したり、論理的に伝えたりする力を身につける。 | ||||||||||
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                  DPとの関連 /Relation to DP  | 
              【24カリ】---------- ○:国際教養と社会的責任 ○:英語の運用能力 △:グローバル社会に関する専門知識 △:メディア・コミュニケーションに関する専門知識 △:文学・文化・歴史に関する専門知識 △:言語に関する専門知識 △:系統的知識と表現力  | 
            
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          授業計画(主題の設定) /Class schedule  | 
          授業の内容 /Contents of class  | 
          事前・事後学修の内容 /Before After Study  | 
              
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| 1 | Summer Break;Selection of first discussion topic. | ‘’How was your Summer Break?’’ (in English). Selection of first discussion/ debate topic. | IF VIRUS situation gets BAD again,Online classes might be needed.(Pls. e-mail tonydur2020@gmail.com) | 
| 2 | Researching Topic #1. RELIABLE vs. MISinformation. | How to research Topic #1, in English. Discerning RELIABLE info, vs. MISinformation. | |
| 3 | Organizing researched info into 'Pros' & 'Cons'. | Gleaning/ Summarizing/ Organizing researched English information into 'For' & 'Against' categories. | |
| 4 | Presentations, re: Topic #1. | Presentations, re: Topic #1. Logically presenting opposing views. | |
| 5 | Analyze sides,Topic#1. Making logical conclusions. | Analysis of both sides of Topic #1; then, coming to logical conclusions. | |
| 6 | Researching Topic #2. RELIABLE vs. MISinformation. | Researching Topic #2, in English. Discerning RELIABLE info, vs. MISinformation. | |
| 7 | Organizing researched info into 'Pros' & 'Cons'. | Gleaning/ Summarizing/ Organizing researched English information into 'For' & 'Against' categories. | |
| 8 | Presentations, re: Topic #2. | Presentations, re:Topic #2. Logically presenting opposing views. | |
| 9 | Analyze sides,Topic#2. Making logical conclusions. | Analysis of both sides of Topic#2; then, coming to logical conclusions. | |
| 10 | Researching Topic #3. RELIABLE vs. MISinformation. | Researching Topic #3, in English. Discerning RELIABLE info, vs. MISinformation. | |
| 11 | Organizing researched info into 'Pros' & 'Cons'. | Gleaning/ Summarizing/ Organizing researched English information into 'For' & 'Against' categories. | |
| 12 | Presentations, re: Topic #3. | Presentations, re:Topic #3. Logically speaking about opposing views. | |
| 13 | Analyze sides,Topic#3. Making logical conclusions. | Analysis of both sides of Topic# 3; then, coming to logical conclusions. | |
| 14 | Wrapping up all presentations & discussions. | Final wrap-up of all discussions/ debates.  Discussing plans for the Spring Break, in English.  |