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基本情報／Basic Information
詳細情報／Detailed Information
授業計画詳細情報／Class Schedule Details

基本情報/Basic Information

開講科目名／Course	English Communication B
時間割コード／Course Code	1222100077
ナンバリングコード／Numbering Code
開講所属／Course Offered by	教養教育科目／
曜日コマ／Day, Period	水／Wed　1
開講区分／Semester offered	後期／second semester
単位数／Credits	2.0
学年／Year	1
主担当教員／Main Instructor	多田恵実／TADA MEGUMI
科目区分／Course Group	教養教育科目　英語
教室／Classroom
必修・選択／Required/Elective	必修
授業形式／Class Format
メディア授業／Media lecture	－

担当教員情報/Instructor Information

教員名／Instructor	教員所属名／Faculty/Department
多田恵実／TADA MEGUMI	教養教育開発実践センター／

難易度（レベル）／Level	レベル2
対応するＣＰ／ＤＰ／CP/DP	CP・DP　１　見通す力　　 CP・DP　３　学び続ける力
授業としての具体的到達目標／Concrete arrival target as the class	〇To be able to discuss familiar topics (interests, experiences, personal goals, etc.), local and global issues, etc. 〇To be able to communicate with people of different cultural backgrounds through activities such as interviews, to ask for further explanations of what is not understood, and to express one's own opinions based on the opinions of others 〇To be able to learn how to think creatively and express oneself in a creative way 〇To be able to understand the advantages and disadvantages of technology (translation tools, AI, applications, etc.) and how to use them appropriately in studying English
授業の概要／Summary of the class	〇Acquire a comprehensive foundation of English language skills, focusing on listening and speaking, and linking them to the content of English Communication A and English Communication C and D. 〇Learn to use English as a lingua franca in order to communicate with people from various cultural backgrounds. 〇Acquire the habit of continuing to study independently throughout one's life, based on what has been learned in class.
授業の内容予定／Contents plan of the class	Class 1 Orientation: Class explanation, get-to-know-you activities Class 2 Unit 5: Watch and Listen Class 3 Unit 5: Listening 1, Language Development Class 4 Unit 5: Critical Thinking, Speaking task Class 5 Unit 6: Watch and Listen Class 6 Unit 6: Listening 2, Language Development Class 7 Unit 6: Critical Thinking, Speaking Task Class 8 Unit 7: Watch and Listen Class 9 Mid-course project (structured small-group discussion on researched topic, peer review in class) Class 10 Unit 7: Listening 1, Language Development Class 11 Unit 7: Critical Thinking, Speaking Task Class 12 Unit 8: Watch and Listen Class 13 Unit 8: Listening 2, Language Development Class 14 Unit 8: Critical Thinking, Speaking Task Class 15 Final project (structured small-group discussion on researched topic, peer review in class) *The syllabus contents may change depending on the class progress. All changes to the syllabus will be communicated to students electronically (by e-mail) or in-class announcement.
成績評価方法及び採点基準／A scholastic evaluation method and marking standard	1. The standardized exam (VELC Test)：20%　Sat. Feb. 4th. 2. Participation（Class activities）： 20% 3. Examination/Presentation/Paper/Project： 30% 4. Assignments/Self-study：　30% All of the above will be added together for the final grade.
予習及び復習等の内容／Contents such as preparations for lessons and the review	Before Class:　 Check the class schedule above, read and listen to the content of the next class in advance, and look up the necessary vocabulary and information. After Class: Review the CambridgeOne online workbook and do the assigned tasks for each unit. Self Study: Students are encouraged to use the English Lounge seminars, conversation practice, English books and DVDs, and books and English DVDs from the Academic Commons in the library. English Lounge seminars will be incorporated into self-study of your final grade when you submit an activity report.
教材・教科書／The teaching materials, textbook	1. Unlock: Listening, Speaking, & Critical Thinking ４　 (Student’s Book, Mobile App and Online Workbook w/ Downloadable Audio and Video) (Second Edition), Cambridge. 2. Hirosaki University Liberal Arts English Courses Guidebook
参考文献／bibliography	English books, books for extensive reading, DVDs, English learning software, etc. at the English Lounge
留意点・予備知識／Point to keep in mind, back ground	Attendance, active participation, and self-study outside classroom are very important for language learning. Therefore, keep the following in mind: 1. Students are expected to attend every class. Students must attend 2/3 of all classes in order to pass. 2. Students should not be late to class. 3. Self-study time outside of class is expected to be twice the time spend in the classroom: 180 minutes of self-study for 90 minutes of class. Study systematically.
授業内容に関する質問・疑義等／Question, doubt about class contents	Office Hours: 13:00~14:00 Wednesdays/Thursdays Contact your teacher through chat on Teams or by emails, and make an appointment. Office: 1F, West Wing D, Rm. 102, General Education Bldg. or Before or after my time at the English Lounge (see schedule on Teams below) You can also ask questions after class.
Eメールアドレス・HPアドレス／E-mail address, HP address	tadameg＊hirosaki-u.ac.jp（Please replace＊with@）
学問分野1（主学問分野）／Discipline 1	A02:文学，言語学およびその関連分野
学問分野2（副学問分野）／Discipline 2	該当なし
学問分野3（副学問分野）／Discipline 3	該当なし
実務経験のある教員による授業科目について／About the class subject by the teacher with the work experience	実務経験
地域志向科目／Local intention subject	なし
授業形態・授業方法／Class form, class method	Group work and practical activities in the classroom (In the event of shifting to remote teaching, classes will be held on Teams)
科目ナンバー／The subject number
メディア授業による著作物利用の有無について／Whether or not copyrighted works are used in media classes	無／Nothing
その他／Others	1. Bring the “Hirosaki University Liberal Arts English Courses Guidebook” to the first class. 2. You must purchase the textbook from the University Co-op. 3. The standardized exam (VELC Test) will be held on February 4 (Sat). It is mandatory and will count for 20% of your grade for this class. English Lounge Teams -->https://teams.microsoft.com/l/team/19%3ae9105b7da1c84e0088f9705f7a3cbf67%40thread.tacv2/conversations?groupId=73d575ee-8feb-43de-aade-e148c323a426&tenantId=16153810-5294-41fd-ab1f-ff723bb2813b I have worked at a multinational computer company where English was a common language at work.

No.	回（日時）／Time (date and time)	主題と位置付け（担当）／Subjects and instructor's position	学習方法と内容／Methods and contents	備考／Notes
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開講科目名／Course	English Communication B
時間割コード／Course Code	1222100077
ナンバリングコード／Numbering Code
開講所属／Course Offered by	教養教育科目／
曜日コマ／Day, Period	水／Wed　1
開講区分／Semester offered	後期／second semester
単位数／Credits	2.0
学年／Year	1
主担当教員／Main Instructor	多田恵実／TADA MEGUMI
科目区分／Course Group	教養教育科目　英語
教室／Classroom
必修・選択／Required/Elective	必修
授業形式／Class Format
メディア授業／Media lecture	－

難易度（レベル）／Level	レベル2
対応するＣＰ／ＤＰ／CP/DP	CP・DP　１　見通す力　　 CP・DP　３　学び続ける力
授業としての具体的到達目標／Concrete arrival target as the class	〇To be able to discuss familiar topics (interests, experiences, personal goals, etc.), local and global issues, etc. 〇To be able to communicate with people of different cultural backgrounds through activities such as interviews, to ask for further explanations of what is not understood, and to express one's own opinions based on the opinions of others 〇To be able to learn how to think creatively and express oneself in a creative way 〇To be able to understand the advantages and disadvantages of technology (translation tools, AI, applications, etc.) and how to use them appropriately in studying English
授業の概要／Summary of the class	〇Acquire a comprehensive foundation of English language skills, focusing on listening and speaking, and linking them to the content of English Communication A and English Communication C and D. 〇Learn to use English as a lingua franca in order to communicate with people from various cultural backgrounds. 〇Acquire the habit of continuing to study independently throughout one's life, based on what has been learned in class.
授業の内容予定／Contents plan of the class	Class 1 Orientation: Class explanation, get-to-know-you activities Class 2 Unit 5: Watch and Listen Class 3 Unit 5: Listening 1, Language Development Class 4 Unit 5: Critical Thinking, Speaking task Class 5 Unit 6: Watch and Listen Class 6 Unit 6: Listening 2, Language Development Class 7 Unit 6: Critical Thinking, Speaking Task Class 8 Unit 7: Watch and Listen Class 9 Mid-course project (structured small-group discussion on researched topic, peer review in class) Class 10 Unit 7: Listening 1, Language Development Class 11 Unit 7: Critical Thinking, Speaking Task Class 12 Unit 8: Watch and Listen Class 13 Unit 8: Listening 2, Language Development Class 14 Unit 8: Critical Thinking, Speaking Task Class 15 Final project (structured small-group discussion on researched topic, peer review in class) *The syllabus contents may change depending on the class progress. All changes to the syllabus will be communicated to students electronically (by e-mail) or in-class announcement.
成績評価方法及び採点基準／A scholastic evaluation method and marking standard	1. The standardized exam (VELC Test)：20%　Sat. Feb. 4th. 2. Participation（Class activities）： 20% 3. Examination/Presentation/Paper/Project： 30% 4. Assignments/Self-study：　30% All of the above will be added together for the final grade.
予習及び復習等の内容／Contents such as preparations for lessons and the review	Before Class:　 Check the class schedule above, read and listen to the content of the next class in advance, and look up the necessary vocabulary and information. After Class: Review the CambridgeOne online workbook and do the assigned tasks for each unit. Self Study: Students are encouraged to use the English Lounge seminars, conversation practice, English books and DVDs, and books and English DVDs from the Academic Commons in the library. English Lounge seminars will be incorporated into self-study of your final grade when you submit an activity report.
教材・教科書／The teaching materials, textbook	1. Unlock: Listening, Speaking, & Critical Thinking ４　 (Student’s Book, Mobile App and Online Workbook w/ Downloadable Audio and Video) (Second Edition), Cambridge. 2. Hirosaki University Liberal Arts English Courses Guidebook
参考文献／bibliography	English books, books for extensive reading, DVDs, English learning software, etc. at the English Lounge
留意点・予備知識／Point to keep in mind, back ground	Attendance, active participation, and self-study outside classroom are very important for language learning. Therefore, keep the following in mind: 1. Students are expected to attend every class. Students must attend 2/3 of all classes in order to pass. 2. Students should not be late to class. 3. Self-study time outside of class is expected to be twice the time spend in the classroom: 180 minutes of self-study for 90 minutes of class. Study systematically.
授業内容に関する質問・疑義等／Question, doubt about class contents	Office Hours: 13:00~14:00 Wednesdays/Thursdays Contact your teacher through chat on Teams or by emails, and make an appointment. Office: 1F, West Wing D, Rm. 102, General Education Bldg. or Before or after my time at the English Lounge (see schedule on Teams below) You can also ask questions after class.
Eメールアドレス・HPアドレス／E-mail address, HP address	tadameg＊hirosaki-u.ac.jp（Please replace＊with@）
学問分野1（主学問分野）／Discipline 1	A02:文学，言語学およびその関連分野
学問分野2（副学問分野）／Discipline 2	該当なし
学問分野3（副学問分野）／Discipline 3	該当なし
実務経験のある教員による授業科目について／About the class subject by the teacher with the work experience	実務経験
地域志向科目／Local intention subject	なし
授業形態・授業方法／Class form, class method	Group work and practical activities in the classroom (In the event of shifting to remote teaching, classes will be held on Teams)
科目ナンバー／The subject number
メディア授業による著作物利用の有無について／Whether or not copyrighted works are used in media classes	無／Nothing
その他／Others	1. Bring the “Hirosaki University Liberal Arts English Courses Guidebook” to the first class. 2. You must purchase the textbook from the University Co-op. 3. The standardized exam (VELC Test) will be held on February 4 (Sat). It is mandatory and will count for 20% of your grade for this class. English Lounge Teams -->https://teams.microsoft.com/l/team/19%3ae9105b7da1c84e0088f9705f7a3cbf67%40thread.tacv2/conversations?groupId=73d575ee-8feb-43de-aade-e148c323a426&tenantId=16153810-5294-41fd-ab1f-ff723bb2813b I have worked at a multinational computer company where English was a common language at work.

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