English for Academic Purposes 1 (EAP 1)

English for Academic Purposes 1(EAP 1)November 2012UKRIDA Faculty of MedicineIntroduction11/12/2012What is EAP? This course focuses on developing basic English reading skills that will enable students to read and communicate their understanding of informational texts for academic purposes appropriate to their English level.

11/12/20122Course ObjectivesBy the end if EAP 1, students will read informational texts for academic purposes by using appropriate reading skills and strategies and report their understanding of the texts orally and in writing.11/12/201234NoAssessment Method%1HomeworkIndividual assignment 25%2Project-based workReport writingGroup presentation 25%3Class participation Observation & checklist 10%4QuizWritten test20%5Final ExamWritten exam20%TOTAL 100%HOMEWORK(Individual Assignment)5select 1 of the10 textsread the selected textfind main idea in the textfind supporting details in the textidentify academic words in the text and their meanings (see academic word list)make new sentences using the academic words identifiedupload all of my individual assignments to UKRIDA E-learning GROUP PROJECTWork in PBL GroupDiscuss articles in small groupSelect one article to write report and present (Each text can only be selected by maximum 2 groups)Use the format required for report writingPrepare power point presentationPresent your reportSubmit both PPT and Report online by uploading to UKRIDA E-learning

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7QuizMain ideas and supporting detailsVocabulary Submit quiz online 11/12/20128Final ExamIdentifying main ideas and details in medical texts

Recognizing new vocabulary words learned

11/12/20129GroupRoomInstructorA-B301Chrisna B. MartinC-D302Ignasia YuyunE-F306Ira Rasikawati

11/12/20121011/12/201211Session Day/Date/Time Activity1Mon. Nov. 12, 12:30 14:10Introduction Reading Skills2Mon. Nov. 12, 14.20 16:00Writing Reading Report3Tue. Nov. 13, 12:30 14:10Small Group Work 14Mon. Nov. 19, 07:30 09:10 Small Group Work 2UPI Guest Lecture: Giving Presentation 5Tue. Nov. 20, 14.20 16:00Small Group Work 36Tue. Nov. 21, 12:30 14:10Presentation of groups 1-47Wed. Nov. 22, 12:30 14:10Presentation of groups 5-88Mon. Nov. 26, 09:20 11:00Presentation of groups 9-129Tue. Nov. 27, 09:20 11:00Review & Quiz 10Wed. Nov. 28, 09:20 11:00Final Exam Bring English - English Dictionary to the class

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Programs & Contact Info11/12/201213ReferencesSherwood, Lauralee. (2007). Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems. California: Thomson Brooks/Cole.

Coxhead, Averil. (1998). An Academic Word List. NZ: Victoria University of Wellington, School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies.

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