"G. d'Annunzio"
A A1/A2 level of competence in the English language is required.
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Learning Objectives: The objectives of the course in “Logopedia” includes the broadening of knowledge of a foreign European language. The main objective is to lead students to a B1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Students must be able to understand concepts of a simple discourse on familiar topics, understand written texts on everyday life and work, communicate in a sufficiently spontaneous and natural way on simple topics (for example, students must be able to describe a place, a person, a picture, to exchange information, and to talk about themselves, etc.) and interact in a context of everyday life. Finally, students must be able to write simple texts on well-known topics, letters and personal opinions. The course will prepare students for the Cambridge Certificate Examination (PET B1). Abilities: At the end of the course students must be able to use the English language according to the B1 level of competence. Self-assessment: Students must acquire the necessary skills in order to be able to express themselves clearly and correctly. Communicative skills: Students must be able to communicate with sufficient awareness on a range of topics such as everyday life and personal experiences.
The objectives of the course in “Logopedia” includes the broadening of knowledge of a foreign European language. The main objective is to lead the students to a B1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Students must be able to understand concepts of a simple discourse on familiar topics as well as written texts on everyday life and work, to communicate in a sufficiently spontaneous and natural way on simple topics (for example, students must be able to describe a place, a person, a picture, to exchange information, and to talk about themselves, etc.) and to interact in a context of everyday life. Finally, students must be able to write simple texts on well-known topics, letters and personal opinions. The course will prepare students for the Cambridge Certificate Examination (PET B1).
The syllabus will include revision and consolidation of linguistic and morphosyntactic structures of oral language and the conventions of written language with particular emphasis on phonetics. The reading, listening, speaking and writing activities will aim to broaden students’ vocabulary in line with the B1 level of the European framework of reference for languages. Course Structure 30 hours of class taught lessons and 30 hours of individual exercises.
Antonia Clare, JJ Wilson, - - Speakout. Pre-Intermediate Student's Book, London, Pearson, 2016.-
- Claudia Radini, Valeria Radini, New Dental Topics. English for Dentistry and Dental Technology, Milano, Hoepli, 2015.
Laboratory lessons with multimedia support.
At the end of the laboratory course there will be a written and oral verification test. Students will be assessed as competent (with no marks) if they pass.
