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Welcome to E7Advanced 2
This course is all about ...
THINKING!
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Handling E7
Difference between E6 & E7 Feeling overloaded / burdened Manage your time! Get into a routine from Day 1 Maintain a healthy lifestyle Be an independent learner
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About E7
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Speaking Individual 10 minute Oral Presentation on an aspect relating to the English
language
Listening Lecture style (up to 20 minutes in length) Note taking Short Answer and Sentence Completion
Reading Longer academic texts Short Answer and Sentence Completion
Writing CRITICAL ANALYSIS!
Prepar
ing y
ou
for U
niver
sity
Thinking Critically
What do you think it means?
Reading something and not accepting it as the truth
Challenging writers’ viewpoints Premise / Arguments Bias Evidence Logic Tone Language
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Learning Journal
What is a Blog?
www.blogger.com Course goals and strategies Reflections Discussion posts Recommended websites Vocabulary
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Oral Presentations
Topic due Monday of Week 2
Ideas to get started: Week 1: English as an International Language Week 2: English is the Global Economy Week 3: Language and National Identity Week 4: Standard and Non-Standard English
Consider: Your interests Your study background / further study Your Country
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Oral PresentationsTopic, Focus and Aim
Topic What are you interested in presenting?
e.g. Aviation English
Focus What are you going to specifically talk about?
e.g. The impact of English pronunciation on the aviation industry
Aim What are you going to do with your topic?
e.g. To investigate how pilots and air traffic controllers understand one another via the radio, to present some case studies of incidents that have had devastating consequences and to offer solutions
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Important:
You cannot change your topic after your teacher has
approved it in Week 2!
Remember
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