British Studies
Knowledge:
Upon completion, the student shall
- have knowledge of the social life, history, and a wide variety of cultural expressions in English-speaking countries, especially central works in the English-language literary tradition
- have knowledge of textual structure and linguistic devices and of critical and analytical approaches to both literary and non-literary texts
- have knowledge of textual genres and their characteristics, as well as norms for the production of academic texts and the responsible use of sources;
- have knowledge of some English linguistic variants
- have knowledge of how oral and written language can be integrated into inspiring and meaningful activities
Skills:
Upon completion, the student can:
- use English confidently and functionally, both orally and in writing, appropriate to the audience in different situations and be a good language model for students
- use English confidently and functionally, orally and in writing, in various situations and genres with precision, fluency, and coherence
- adapt and facilitate student's work with English-language texts and their exploration of life and cultural expression in English-speaking countries seen in relation to their own culture, with an emphasis on written, oral, and multimodal texts for children
- adapt and facilitate work on English-language texts for children and young adults in a varied, challenging, and inspiring manner
- adapt, select, and facilitate the work on English-language texts for children and young adults, as well as employing relevant and precise terminology while working with texts
General competence:
Upon completion, the student can:
- maintain and develop their own linguistic competence
- work independently and together with others to solve identified problems in relation to the student's learning and development in the subject of English
- work independently with various topical problems
Attendance (OD) (minimum 85%): Approved / Not Approved
York Trip / Alternative Assignment (OD) : Approved / Not Approved
Assessment task (AK): 3 Online Seminars: Complete three online discussions by writing at least one academic contribution in response to a given theme, and to comment on other student's contributions. Comprises 0/100 of the grade, grading scale: Approved / Not Approved
Compulsory participation and assessment tasks must be approved to receive the final grade.
Take-Home examination (HJ) Duration 1 week. Essay: Grading scale A - F, duration one week (counts 33% of total grade)
Written school examination (SK) Grading scale A - F, duration 6 hours (counts 67% of total grade)
All aids allowed.
Generating an answer using ChatGPT or similar artificial intelligence and submitting it wholly or partially as one's own answer is considered cheating