
| 英文名 | English BⅡ | |
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| 科目概要 | 2026年度 後期/1単位 | |
| 授業対象 | [必修]V学科(普通)② 水3 | |
| 科目責任者 | 谷村 久美子 | |
| 担当者 | 谷村 久美子 | |
| 備考 | 科目ナンバリング:L102-GF04/授業形態:演習 |
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The objective of the fall-winter semester course is, not only to encourage students to expand their English abilities much further but also to give them an exploring mind to find by themselves what kinds of expressions are effective and what else are not successful and to advance to the stage where they can convince their colleagues of their original opinions, in either a spoken or written form.
Students are helped to develop natural-sounding and effective expressions, both orally and in written language, as well as grammatical correctness, so that they can choose the most appropriate expressions for their own ideas and the most suitable ones for practical, quick activation. Through plenty of peer-instruction and the teacher's comments on speaking and writing training, they will be given enough information and will make the best of it in various communicative experiments. Finally, they will be guided to accomplish a 3-minute presentation and a 500-word essay.
【この授業は全て対面で実施します】
In addition to a minute paper and frequent feedback on both speaking and writing activities, the instructor will propose more advanced learning methods, such as self-analysis of their way of speaking with recording tools, search for recommended presentations on the websites, and instructive peer evaluation. Continuous instruction of vocabulary and grammar will be given for speaking and writing purposes and will be designed to be used on the spot.
How to give feedback: The instructor will often give general comments to the whole class and individual advice to each student after any activity, sometimes bilingually. Like the spring semester, active learning will be the base.
【授業時間外に必要な学習の時間:15時間】
Students are always expected to do some monolingual active work, rather than bilingual translation. What should be done as preparation for the next classes will be mentioned in every class, and students are expected to work on it for a sufficient time. A minimum of around 1 hour of self-study as review and preparation is needed for each regular book-based in-class learning. But this is not the case when some presentation/writing assignments are coming closer.
| 回 | 担当者 | 項目 | 内容 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 谷村 久美子 |
Course introduction | Detailed explanation of syllabus, independent study, a minute paper, assignments and the evaluation system, Citation & plagiarism, Reporting on summer break English activities, Introductory videos or written articles |
| 2 | 谷村 久美子 |
Basic survival skills in the course UNIT 5 HELTH AND FITNESS (Unlock 3) 【self-study】e-learning |
How to avoid communication malfunction Video watching, Voice/Speech production exercise, Finding good presentation/speech videos, Listening for attitude, Pronunciation: attitude & emotion |
| 3 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 5 HELTH AND FITNESS (Unlock 3) 【self-study】Recording your reading aloud and reflecting |
Presenting persuasively, Vocabulary for well-being, Discussion for finding your topic, Script or memo for speech, Effective ways of speaking |
| 4 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 5 SUMMARY ESSAYS: Balanced Lifestyles (FINAL DRAFT 3) | The summary paragraph, Finding the main idea, Writing skills: purpose, audience, and tone, Reliable Internet Sources |
| 5 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 6 SUMMARY-RESPONSE ESSAYS: Language and Culture (FINAL DRAFT 3) 【self-study】Make a memo/note for a 3- minute presentation |
Reflecting on the topic: Letter to the editor, Bilingualism, Cultural identity and assimilation, Annotating an article |
| 6 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 6 DISCOVERY AND INVENTION (UNLOCK 3) 【self-study】e-learning |
Video watching, Referencing words, Pronunciation: weak & strong forms, The verb make, Use of passive forms |
| 7 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 6 DISCOVERY AND INVENTION (UNLOCK 3) | Understanding lecture organization, Previewing a topic, Discussion about TED Talk experience, Preparing 3-minute presentation |
| 8 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 6 SUMMARY-RESPONSE ESSAYS: Language and Culture (FINAL DRAFT 3) 【self-study】e-learning |
Summary-Response essay organization(Introductory, Summary, and Response Paragraphs), Writing a response essay to an author's ideas |
| 9 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 7 ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYS: Demographics and Economy (FINAL DRAFT 3) | Debatable topics, Arguments vs opinions, Strong & weak thesis statements, Choosing evidence, Reduced relative clauses |
| 10 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 7 FASHION (UNLOCK 3) 【self-study】e-learning |
Video watching, Listening 1, Voice/Speech production exercise, Health & Fitness collocations, Verb & noun forms, Preparation for a 500- word essay(counterarguments, details, examples, citation), Language for Presentation |
| 11 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 7 FASHION (UNLOCK 3) | Presentation video, Reading 2, Grammar for writing (opinions, purpose, contrasting sentences), Critical thinking (supporting an argument), Make an outline of a 5-minute presentation, Preparation for presentation: eye contact, gestures |
| 12 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 8 ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYS: Issues in Globalization (FINAL DRAFT 3) 【self-study】Make a speech draft and slides, speaking practice |
Academic phrases, An article on Global warming, Counterargument and refutation, Types of evidence, avoiding overgeneralization, Sentence variety, Modals for hedging |
| 13 | 谷村 久美子 |
UNIT 8 ECONOMICS (UNLOCK 3) 【self-study】Start a 500-word essay |
Collocations with pay and money, Group talk & preparation for Final Presentation, Doing searching, Citation, Visual aids |
| 14 | 谷村 久美子 |
Final Essay Final Presentation 【self-study】e-learning |
First outline/draft of a 500-word essay Presentations with visual aids (slides), Peer feedback |
| 15 | 谷村 久美子 |
Course wrap-up | Feedback and reflection on the course, Q&A session |
1) Through various motivational learning processes with the final goal of a 3-minute presentation, students will be able to enjoy speaking of some academic and social matters with confidence to would-be international colleagues.
2) Through the gradual learning process towards a successful 500-word academic essay writing, students will be able to get their opinions delivered publicly in well-expressed, natural English essays on some academic and social issues.
There is no final exam. In-class activities and submitted assignments will be used to evaluate the students.
Speech & Presentation (30%), discussion & class participation (15%), writing (45%), mini exams (10%)
There will be no make-ups for mini-exams or group activities, so attendance at each class is crucial.
Plagiarism, ghost writing, and translation by a 3rd party, paid or unpaid, and any AI-generated items are all intolerable.
Basically, there will be no make-up for any mini-tests or group activities which are evaluated with scores.
Reallyenglish(online self-learning system) is recommended for self-study, but it is not included in the items to be evaluated.
When you are listening, you can come across a number of good expressions, which you probably want to mimic. When you are reading, you can chance on a wealth of smart wording, which you desire to imitate. Just follow your aspirations.
| 種別 | 書名 | 著者・編者 | 発行所 | 定価(円) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 教科書 | UNLOCK 3rd edition Listening, Speaking & Critical Thinking Level 3 Student's Book with Digital Pack ISBN:9781009797559 |
Greg Archer ,Nancy Jordan et al. |
Cambridge University Press | 3,600円 |
| 教科書 | Final Draft Level 3 Student's Book with Digital Pack ISBN:9781009345460 |
Jeanne Lambert | Cambridge University Press | 3,6 00円 |
| 教科書 | Animals in Danger ISBN:9780194233798 |
Andy Hopkins, Joc Potter | Oxford University Press | 790円 |
| 参考書 | (なし) |