RUS-90004: Russian 4

Language Learning Unit

RUS-90004

Russian 4

Co-ordinator:

Teaching Team:

Mrs Sarah Gomersall, Miss Emma Stevens, Mrs Carla Shallcross, Mr Andrew Gater, Miss Samantha Rushton, Adam Fergus, Mrs Valeria Karpova-Barber

Lecture Time:

See Timetable...

Level:

1, 2 or 3

Credits:

Study Hours:

150

School Office:

Tel: 01782 733960

Programme/Approved Electives for

International Business Dual Honours (Level 1)
International Business Dual Honours (Level 2)
International Business Dual Honours (Level 3)
International Business Minor (Level 1)
International Business Minor (Level 2)
Management (International Business) Single Honours (Level 1)
Management (International Business) Single Honours (Level 2)
Management (International Business) Single Honours (Level 3)

Available as a Free Standing Elective

Yes

Barred Combinations

Students are only permitted to take one Russian language module per semester.

Prerequisites

Russian 3 or equivalent

Description

This module will further develop students elementary Russian language communication skills, enabling them to speak, listen, read, and write in order to carry out routine tasks they are likely to encounter in socialising, living, studying or travelling in Russia. Functions and topics covered will include: giving and understanding directions, making polite requests, asking for permission, discussing family and educational background in more detail, expressing likes and dislikes as well as wishes and discussing travel itinerary and future plans. Students will also become familiar with aspects of contemporary Russian culture and society through audio-visual materials and texts.

Aims

It aims to further develop students' Russian language skills acquired in and up to Russian 3.

Intended Learning Outcomes

Find specific, predictable information in everyday material such as advertisements, menus and timetables written in Russian. will be achieved by assessments: 1,2
Handle short social exchanges. will be achieved by assessments: 1,2,3
Catch the main point in short, clear simple messages and announcements. will be achieved by assessments: 1,4
Describe in simple terms their background related to work or study. will be achieved by assessments: 1,2,3
Recognize and act upon cultural differences encountered in everyday situations and demonstrate knowledge of different socio-linguistic registers. will be achieved by assessments: 1,2,3,4
Develop and reflect upon strategies for successful language learning will be achieved by assessments: 1

Study hours

22 hours - contact time
44 hours - completion of coursework tasks
54 hours - class revision and private study
22 hours - revision for and completion of written exam and listening test
8 hours - preparation for and attendance at oral test

Description of Module Assessment

01: Coursework weighted 20%

Coursework Portfolio documenting student's progress
The course work portfolio will comprise of formative and summative assessments completed during the course such as vocabulary exercises, written-up role-play dialogues, KLE tasks, listening and reading comprehension exercises, grammar exercises, very simple translations, written-up self directed learning tasks and class participation. Students will also be required to complete a reflective study diary.

02: Unseen Exam weighted 40%

2-hour written examination
A two-hour written examination

03: Oral Exam weighted 20%

Oral exam
A short oral exam, including tasks such as question/answer, role-play and/or presentation

04: Listening Comprehension weighted 20%

30-45 minute listening tasks

Version: (1.05A) Created: 01/Oct/2013

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