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Fach
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Schriftliche und mündliche Kommunikation V |
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Lehrveranstaltungsleiter / Lehrperson
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Doz. Dr. Janja Polajnar Lenarčič |
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Lehrinhalte
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INHALT:
Different topics: current socio-political and economic topics, art and cultural topics, topics on German language and legal system; forms of reporting; questions concerning national identity, taboos etc.
ZIELE UND KOMPETENZEN:
Students will acquire the following competences:
- Competence to express oneself in a differentiated way as to grammar, vocabulary, stylistics etc.;
- Competence to summarise complex popular scientific texts from different sciences as well as critically asses and analyse them;
- Competence to articulate arguments related to complex topics and opinions in the German language;
- Competence to formulate different text types concerning business communication;
- Competence to present current social, political and cultural topics on German speaking countries as to target group as well as manage discussions on these topics;
- Competence to understand and write non-scientific professional texts;
- Intercultural competences:
- Competence to evaluate current topics from the perspective of German speaking countries;
- Competence to identify topics, specific for discourse on German speaking countries and compare them with topics from Slovene discourse;
- Competence to identify intercultural differences in professional communication.
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Literatur
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- Buscha, A./Linthout, G. (2002): Das Oberstufenbuch. Deutsch als Fremdsprache. Leipzig: Schubert-Verlag, 11-104 str.
- Rug, W./ Tomaszewski/A. (1993): Grammatik mit Sinn und Verstand. München: Klett Verlag, 227-316 str.
- Schade, G. (1993): Einführung in die deutsche Sprache der Wissenschaften. Berlin: Erich Schmidt Verlag, 9-123 str.
- Hall, K./ Scheiner, B. (2001): Übungsgrammatik DaF für Fortgeschrittene. München: Hueber-Verlag, 259-327 str.
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Leistungsnachweis
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Types and forms of assessment: final examination (65%), oral presentation (10%), coursework (10%), prepared group discussion (10%). The final exam will test complex knowledge, won during the courses on Written and Oral Communication in the first, second and third year. Students can acquire a positive final grade if all forms of assessment were positively graded. |
