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ZZZ English for Journalists credit test task samples.pdf | credit test task samples | Mgr. Alena Prošková |
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The course is designed for students of journalism studying for their BA or MA degree. It is focused on work with newspaper/mazazine/online articles and audio or video pieces coming from a wide range of mass media. The objective of the course is to expand students' vocabulary in terms of journalistic jargon and terminology related to news reporting, to improve students' speaking and writing skills, and to achieve accuracy in grammatical structures and pronunciation.
The study materials used in the classes are solely for the use of the students of the JLB009 course. Any circulation of the materials is prohibited. Students who need B2 grammar practice as well as an introduction into the more specialized vocabulary of journalistic English, as well as basic English academic skills, are offered the lower course of English for Social Sciences I (JLB 053) in the winter term and English for Social Sciences II (JLB 054) in the summer term, Tuesday 17-18.20 in #110 room of the Hollar building. https://fsv.cuni.cz/studium/vyuka-jazyku/hodnoceni-jazykove-dovednosti Last update: Prošková Alena, Mgr. (10.09.2024)
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The course is designed to considerably improve reading and listening comprehension of English in mass media while, at the same time, substantially enhancing students' own professional spoken and written English for usage in mass media. Last update: Prošková Alena, Mgr. (10.09.2024)
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R. Murphy: English Grammar In Use
Donald Ferguson, Jim Patten - Journalism Today
Materiály /s výjimkou gramatiky/ u vyučující
Doporučená literatura:
Anglický výkladový slovník - upřesnění v úvodní hodině
Česko-anglický překladový slovník " " "
Anglicko-český překladový slovník " " "
Britské a americké deníky a časopisy / Newsweek, The Economist, The Times, Financial Times, The Guardian, The Independent, The New York Times
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www.economist.com
www.ft.com
www.cnn.com
www.bbc.com
www.praguepost.com
www.praguemonitor.com
www.fsfinalword.com Last update: PROSKOVA (04.09.2012)
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English learning and language development will be based on classroom discussion, debates, workshops, seminars and facilitated sessions. The teacher will frequently be in the role of facilitator but this task will also be assigned to students working in groups in various sessions. There is a heavy emphasis on oral communication in this course. Last update: PROSKOVA (18.09.2012)
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MGR.MARIE ČERVINKOVÁ THE CREDIT REQUIREMENTS: Two essays
MGR.ALENA PROŠKOVÁ THE CREDIT REQUIREMENTS: 1. To obtain the credit, students are required to prepare for seminars (home reading), to actively participate in lessons, and to pass the mid-term test and the end-term credit test covering language crucial to the field of journalism. 2. Students may decide not to attend the course. They must, however, take both written tests and give one major oral presentation in the class. It is the students' responsibility to see the teacher to set topics and dates of presentations. Mgr.Prošková's CREDIT TEST: Points - 60, time limit - 60 minutes, pass level - 65%. Credit test task samples: Please see the attached file in SOUBORY for details. Last update: PROSKOVA (04.09.2012)
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MGR.MARIE ČERVINKOVÁ 1 Shape of the world - changes for the better or for the worse? 2 A Life in Journalism: Alistair Cooke political cartoons interviewing techniques discourse markers 3 Human Rights newspaper terms 4 Free speech, censorship. Press freedoms and reporters' rights. 6 Press freedoms and reporters' rights Newseum in Washington, D.C. 7 Journalistic objectivity - bias or balance vocabulary of economics 9 Writing and editing an article vocabulary of conflict 11 Sustainable Development 12 Brave journalists (Politkovskaja, Saberi...)
Last update: PROSKOVA (03.10.2011)
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B2 level; see the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages at http://kjp.fsv.cuni.cz/KJP - 10.html. Last update: PROSKOVA (04.09.2012)
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