4.00 credits
45.0 h
Q1 and Q2
This learning unit is not open to incoming exchange students!
Teacher(s)
Desterbecq Fanny; Meirlaen Sandrine; Nyssen Jean-Paul (coordinator); Peer Hila; Pertuit Mark Theodore; Simon Florence; Volpe Marine;
Language
English
Prerequisites
The student should have attained the level A2 (upper) of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
Main themes
The course is structured around various topics related to the students' field of studies (health, physiotherapy, muscles, sport, doping, stretching, etc.)
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
| At the end of this module, the student will have developed mainly receptive (listening and reading) abilities in English. |
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The level reached will be sufficient
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| The student will master general intermediate vocabulary and vocabulary specific to his/her field of study, the most common verb forms and the pronunciation of the most common general words and those specific to his/her field of study. | |
Content
This unit consists of a collection of texts on physical education or physiotherapy and rehabilitation, a collection of film material on physical education or physiotherapy and rehabilitation and a presentation of grammatical structures in context.
Teaching methods
The LANGL1851 course includes 45 hours of on-site classroom activities as well as self-tuition on Moodle.
- First approach at home (via Moodle) of the texts and videos using the appropriate reading and listening strategies.
- First approach at home (via Moodle) of verbal forms.
- Analysis and commentary of the reading texts in class.
- Extensive and intensive approach of the videos.
- Analysis of and exercises on verb forms and vocabulary.
- Consolidation at home (via Moodle) of the items discussed in class.
- Pronunciation exercises on general and specific vocabulary.
Evaluation methods
- Exemption test at the beginning of the year: students who get 12/20 or more are exempted from classes and exams.
- Attendance at this language course is required. In accordance with article 72 of the General Regulations for Studies and Examinations, the teacher may propose to the jury that a student who has three unjustified absences per term be refused registration for the January, June or September session.
- Written partial exam in January on the acquired reading and listening skills as well as on the texts, videos and grammar chapters covered during the first quadrimester (30%). QCM and open questions
- Written exam in June on the acquired reading and listening skills as well as on the texts, videos and grammar chapters covered during the second quadrimester (35%). QCM and open questions. The students who got less than 12/20 at the written partial exam in January will be tested on the material of both quadrimesters in June.
- Continuous assessment: regular vocabulary (including self-tuition vocabulary) and pronunciation tests.(35%)
- The September exam is on the material of the whole academic year. Continuous assessment is taken into account if it is to the student's advantage (65 or 100%). QCM and open questions.
Online resources
Teaching materials
- Syllabus LANGL 1851. English for Physiotherapists and Physical Educators
- Le cours en ligne sur Moodle "English for Physiotherapists and Physical Educators"
Faculty or entity
ILV
