Undergraduate - UnitATS3167 - Japanese studies advanced 1 (Kanazawa)

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6 points, SCA Band 1, 0.125 EFTSL

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Level	Undergraduate
Faculty	Faculty of Arts
Organisational Unit	Japanese Studies
Offered	Not offered in 2013
Coordinator(s)	Shimako Iwasaki

Notes

Previously coded JPL3079

Synopsis

This is the first part of a sequence progressing from the intermediate to the advanced levels of Japanese.It covers spoken language and contemporary written language through various activities integrating listening, speaking, reading and writing. Activities are built around topics relating to Japanese lifestyles, their values, and to cultural interaction between Australians and Japanese. In addition to daily classroom-based study, this special fee-paying, in-country program provides home-stay, a variety of cultural activities, visits to various institutions and number of other excursions.

Outcomes

Students successfully completing this unit should:

extend their skills in using a wide range of grammar patterns, phrases and vocabulary appropriately in both written and spoken Japanese;
reinforce knowledge of the kyooiku kanji they have acquired so far (a total of 750 kanji), and develop knowledge of an additional 150 kanji frequently used in the Japanese media;
develop skills to gain necessary information from a variety of Japanese media including print materials, online materials and visual materials;
develop the skills to express themselves in written forms, in group discussions and in interviews with Japanese people; and
acquire independent study strategies, noting problems and weakness and devising strategies to overcome these.