Teacher(s)
Gökçe Seher (coordinator); Sönmez Lebriz;
Language
Turkish
Prerequisites
The prerequisite(s) for this Teaching Unit (Unité d’enseignement – UE) for the programmes/courses that offer this Teaching Unit are specified at the end of this sheet.
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
| At the end of this Course students should be able to: - learn about the Turkish culture in all its historical, political, economic and artistic aspects. - detect the underlying socio-cultural components and analyze them in written and oral texts. - know the subject, vocabulary and techniques of documentary and terminological research. - master the lexical, syntactic and stylistic structures of Turkish. - give and defend in the C language (Turkish) an opinion drawing on relevant information, explanations and arguments. |
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Content
Theoretical part: an overview of Turkish history and cultural phenomena.
Practical part: reading and discussion of texts; presentations of various topics by students; debates on current issues.
Practical part: reading and discussion of texts; presentations of various topics by students; debates on current issues.
Teaching methods
Theoretical part: lecture with note-taking, syllabus.
Practical part: Listening, reading, understanding, presentation and discussion activities related to cultural and societal subjects.
Practical part: Listening, reading, understanding, presentation and discussion activities related to cultural and societal subjects.
Evaluation methods
For practical part: (50 % of final result)
• Continuous (formative) assessment based on student presentations, active participation, submitting homework and projects regularly (25 % of final result).
AND
• Summative evaluation based on final individual oral exam at the end of the semester (25 % of final result).
For theoretical part: (50 % of final result)
Summative written assessment at the end of the semester.
• Continuous (formative) assessment based on student presentations, active participation, submitting homework and projects regularly (25 % of final result).
AND
• Summative evaluation based on final individual oral exam at the end of the semester (25 % of final result).
For theoretical part: (50 % of final result)
Summative written assessment at the end of the semester.
| September exam : The continuous assessment mark will not be taken into account. the written exam (50% of final result). AND the oral exam (50% of final result). |
Bibliography
Dossier comprenant des documents écrits et audiovisuels relatifs aux sujets vus au cours.
Course Programme Handout including written and audiovisual documents on the topics studied in class.
Course Programme Handout including written and audiovisual documents on the topics studied in class.
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