listening-4
{ Listening 4}
Course Description
Teacher's name
| Areej Alsuliman | |
Office location
| Building -- / Office -- | |
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Website URL | http://fac.ksu.edu.sa/alsareej /default.aspx | |
Course No. and Code | 242 Najd |
Course title | Listening 4 |
Contact hours
| 2 |
Text book | Mosaic 2/ Silver Edition |
Prerequisite | Listening 3 |
Chapters to be covered | 1-8 |
Content and objectives |
The Listening component of this course aims at further improving and consolidating listening skills. The student is trained to listen and comprehend authentic recorded speech samples, which are more advanced in content than the material covered in Level 3. The major part of the course incorporates recorded materials including numbers, figures, dates, statistics, and a variety of discourses. Some of the main objectives of the course are to train the students: 1) to extract the main ideas and supporting details to understand the meaning of words as used in the text, 2) to recognize the tone and rhythm of the speaker’s speech, 3) to understand the meaning of grammatical usage and structure of discourse, and 4) to acquire the skill of note taking.
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Skills | Taking notes on specific information Inferring main ideas Identifying digressions Identifying stated illocutionary forces Inferring illocutionary forces Following instructions Selecting important information Producing a written summary Retention of information Retrieval of information
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- Marks Distribution:
-In-Terms= 60
-Final exam = 40
-Total = 100
-Passing mark = 60
FMarks will be deducted for language mistakes (spelling, grammatical, and vocabulary mistakes).
%Note:- NO Make-ups are given for exams unless the
student has a serious problem. In this case, the student should contact the teacher before the scheduled date of the exam and presents the necessary verifications.
GooD LUCK,,,
Areej alsuliman
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