Maxine Gillway - University of Bristol. CONTEXT  LEARNERS IELTS 4.5 – 5.5 ○ Including jagged profiles Mixed UG and PG Mixed ages 18 - 30 Mixed discipline.

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Maxine Gillway - University of Bristol

CONTEXT  LEARNERS IELTS 4.5 – 5.5 ○ Including jagged profiles Mixed UG and PG Mixed ages Mixed discipline ○ Transfusion & Transplantation; Chemistry ○ Management; Geography; Law Mixed cultural background ○ Saudi, Nigerian, Chinese, Italian Two groups ○ 18 students

CONTEXT  PROGRAMME International Foundation Programme One academic year 120 credit points Standard EAP variant 6 units ○ EFL1 & EAS1 ○ EFL2 & EAS2 ○ ESP1 & ESP2

CONTEXT  UNIT: English for Specific Purposes 2 CLIL ○ Sociology UK HE experience ○ Reading ○ Lecture ○ Seminar ○ Essay ○ Exam Academic language input ○ Wimba create

LEARNING OBJECTIVES  read and make notes for an analytical discussion  ask critical questions to analyse and evaluate given information  take an active part in a discussion on academic topics  lead a seminar

PROBLEM  Student Preparation Pre-reading  Student Participation Presentation vs discussion Quantity Nature

SOLUTION COURSE WORK ASSIGNMENTS: Preparation for and participation in weekly seminars –including leading one. (20%) This involves 1) taking notes in the weekly lecture and preparing questions for clarification; 2) reading the relevant texts each week and posting your reactions - comments or questions - on Blackboard (min. 2 questions, 2 responses); 3) taking an active part in each seminar; and 4) leading 30 mins. of one seminar on your chosen topic.  Required participation in electronic discussion Asynchronous = advantages  Number of contributions  Type of contributions Initiate and respond

ENGAGEMENT REQUIRED = 4 each = 72

INTERACTION

PEER PRESSURE TO INTERACT I would like to let group PE1 about the aspects that we will discuss in the seminar which are : 1- background of education in Britain. 2- The key aims of educational change. 3- Making school aware of industry and employers. 4- Rising standards: More money for schools. Activity-based learning. Specialist school. PLEASE EVERYONE CONTRIBUTE THE SEMINAR :((

INTERACTION BETWEEN CLASSES Chengjin Li, what do u mean by diferent kinds of classes? the method of teaching..or something else??

INTERACTION S1 MAY 19th HI (( salam)) Abdullah I am afriad I didn't quite get the question but if you mean S2 MAY 27th i'm not sure what you mean by the second question, please clarify it to us. S3 MAY 28 TH Sorry Mousa !! Could you clarify your question. Equality in terms of what?

IMPROVING INTERACTION S2 It is really Interesting questions 27/4 S2 That is really good question. 28/5 S2 I strongly agree with you 27/4 S2 Malik you are absolutely right 6/6

LEARNING = MOTIVATING The family - May 4th Hi Abdullah,  First question : I think they have to divorce before marriage.  Second question: I think that depend on what they are agreement before marriage and they understanding who has the authority. Holidays – June 5 th Hi Riccardo, I agree with you I think it's enough, but on the other hand there are some jobs that require hard labor and more effort. So I think this depends on the nature of the work done by the person.

2009/10 DISCUSSION BOARD

STUDENT EVALUATION I did the required readingNeverSome weeks Most weeks Every week 0734 The Blackboard discussion was useful Not very QuiteVeryExtremely 1282 Participating in a seminar was challenging Not at all Not very quiteveryextremely 11273

STUDENT EVALUATION The seminars were interestingAgreeStrongly Agree 95 Participating in a seminar was useful AgreeStrongly Agree (Neither = 1)310 Leading a seminar was usefulAgreeStrongly Agree 410