French Studies 4 (6 points)
(ARTS)
Leader: Philip Anderson
Offered:
Clayton Second semester 2004 (Day)
Clayton Second semester 2005 (Day)
South Africa Second semester 2005 (Day)
Synopsis:
Objectives: Upon completion of this course students should have met the following objectives in the following areas: Communicative competence and linguistic knowledge Students should have: 1. Consolidated and improved their existing speaking, listening, reading and writing skills so as to be able to communicate effectively in an increased range of situations and on a range of themes including self, family, study, work and leisure, their own and French society, history, and cultural values. 2. Developed language skills in relation to exposition and argument in a number of contexts such as casual debate, formal pressing of a petition, letter-writing, formulating a written petition. 3. Developed information seeking skills in the form of more advanced reading skills, more advanced questioning and interview skills, writing letters and emails to request information. 4. Developed increased explicit grammatical knowledge empowering the student as an autonomous learner. 5. Developed learning strategies appropriate to their learning style, reinforcing preferred learning modes and developing other modes. Socio-cultural awareness - Students should have: 6. Acquired a greater critical knowledge and understanding of modern French society, its values and their evolution, and the key historical, social and cultural developments that have produced it since the French Revolution. 7. Understood the cultural specificity of certain features of communicative practices in French and understand and use aspects of them such as forms of politeness, modes of address in spoken and written French. Students who have completed this unit together with FRN1210 should have language competency allowing them to successfully undertake DELF A2 examinations.
Assessment: As for FRN1030
Contact Hours: 5 hours (4 hours of language - culture classes, 1 hour specialised culture lecture) per week
Prerequisites: FRN2030
Prohibitions: FRN1040
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