3 credits
30.0 h
Q1 or Q2
Teacher(s)
Briet Geneviève coordinator; De Rongé Camille (compensates Briet Geneviève);
Language
French
Prerequisites
To take this class, the student must be enrolled at the same semester in the general course LFRAN 1301, or having achieved previously a minimum mark of 10/20 on the course LFRAN1301.
Any request for derogation should be made to the Head of French Department
Any request for derogation should be made to the Head of French Department
Main themes
Reading with expression, make a short presentation about her/his backgroung or about somebody else, make an oral annuncement, play a short scene, make phone calls, leave a message on a voicemail, narrate a story real or imaginary, describe feelings and reactions, give personal views in an informal discussion.
Aims
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
1 | At the end of this course, the student is supposed to be able to :
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The contribution of this Teaching Unit to the development and command of the skills and learning outcomes of the programme(s) can be accessed at the end of this sheet, in the section entitled “Programmes/courses offering this Teaching Unit”.
Content
The course presents in a progressive way several oral situation of everyday life (speak about her/his background, make phone calls, give personal views).
Thanks to varied exercises, students will become more conscious of all the settings involved in oral communication (language, body, voice, space).
They will speak on a regular basis to arise her/his French pronunciation (sounds, rhythm, articulation, intonation), and her/his French syntax.
Thanks to varied exercises, students will become more conscious of all the settings involved in oral communication (language, body, voice, space).
They will speak on a regular basis to arise her/his French pronunciation (sounds, rhythm, articulation, intonation), and her/his French syntax.
Teaching methods
Each class counts 3 parts :
- After some relaxation work, the first part consists in a technical warm up (rythm, intonation, phonetics, body language)
- During the second part, students will discover an oral situation (annoncement, phone call) and the vocabulary and linguistic structures related to it
- During the third part, the students will make several spoken productions related to the situation discovered formerly, or practice his ability to speak in front of an audience
Evaluation methods
During the semester (50 %)
- Active participation to the classes = 10 %
- Tests = 20 %
- Oral exercices = 20 %
- Non prepared interaction
- Presentation (2 minutes)
- Interpretation of a literary piece
Other information
This course corresponds to the BI level of the Common European Framework of Reference of the Council of Europe
Online resources
Moodle UCL
Bibliography
Syllabus (en vente à l'ILV)
Faculty or entity
ILV