Advanced Topics in Asian Language

Advanced topics in Asian language focusing on enhancing reading skills in diverse genres and achieving advanced-high level listening, speaking, reading, and writing via communicative methods.

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Lectures are small, with a median of 14 enrolled students in the recorded sections.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Analyze the form, interpret the meaning, and apply advanced vocabulary and grammar patterns in the target language.

  • Comprehend advanced conversations and interpret recordings of complex texts in the target language across various media with increased accuracy.

  • Read and evaluate specialized articles, reports, and other written texts accurately.

  • Apply advanced reading strategies, such as making inferences from complex contexts in the target language.

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ASIALANG 480

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the class

Enhance reading skills in diverse genres from various historical periods. Emphasis is placed on achieving advanced-high level skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing using communicative methods. Open to students who have taken fifth semester of an Asian language.

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Topics

  • Reading skills in diverse genres from various historical periods
  • Advanced-high level listening, speaking, reading, and writing using communicative methods
  • Advanced vocabulary and grammar patterns
  • Specialized articles, reports, and written texts

Skills

  • Analyzing form and meaning, applying advanced vocabulary and grammar, comprehending conversations and recordings, evaluating written texts, and applying reading strategies.

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