Italian for Social Sciences II - JLB038
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The course follows the Italian for social sciences I JLB 037 and is intended for students of all fields of study on the FSV UK. It builds on the level of Italian acquired in the previous semester and the content will be not only the repetition and acquisition of new knowledge of grammatical structures, but also the expansion of vocabulary for the needs of using the language in common communication situations.
Last update: Přívozníková Pavla, Mgr., Ph.D. (27.01.2025)
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During the course Italian II we will have these aims: 1) To speak and pronounce correctly 2) To fix the grammatical structures and to enrich personal vocabulary 3) To understand oral italian language 4) To write correctly and to understand written language
Last update: Přívozníková Pavla, Mgr., Ph.D. (27.01.2025)
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The lecturer will provide the students with all the materials which will be accessible in cloud. Recommended textbooks: Italština https://www.leda.cz/Titul-detailni-info.php?i=375 Nuovo progetto italiano 2 https://www.knihydobrovsky.cz/nuovo-progetto-italiano-2-libro-dello-studente-cd-rom-616666 Nuovo contatto B2: https://www.loescher.it/imparosulweb/9788858308660/nuovo-contatto
Last update: Přívozníková Pavla, Mgr., Ph.D. (27.01.2025)
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In the course we will work with authentic materials - we will make extensive use of Internet resources. We will also use the methods of cooperative teaching. But we will also focus on "non-interactive" work (reading excerpts from books and articles). Unless explicitly stated otherwise by the lecturer, students may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, or Claude in their home preparation. The use of AI must be declared transparently (specifying which tool was used, at what stage of preparation, and in what way). Presenting results generated by AI in their verbatim or slightly modified form as one’s own work is considered plagiarism. For more information on the use of AI at FSV UK, see the official statement of Charles University and the recommendations for students. The lecturer may use AI tools for the preparation of teaching materials and for providing feedback on student outputs, in line with the statement of Charles University and the recommendations for teachers. Any use of artificial intelligence tools will be conducted in a way that protects students’ personal data. Student work will not be used for training AI models, and personal assessment by the instructor will always complement and take precedence over AI-assisted evaluation, in order to ensure fairness and academic integrity. If a student wishes their work not to be assessed with the assistance of AI tools, they should inform the course guarantor. Last update: Přívozníková Pavla, Mgr., Ph.D. (23.01.2026)
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A short presentation on a chosen topic related to current events in Italy during the semester, focusing on a question with no straightforward answer – 20 points Three written assignments: two done at home + one written during the seminar – 3 × 20 points Individual consultation on the submitted written work – 20 points Rating: 0-50% = F 51-60% = E 61-70% = D 71-80% = C 81-90% = B 91% and more = A A - outstanding performance with only minor errors, B - above the average standard but with some errors, C - generally sound work with a number of notable errors, D - fair but with significant shortcomings, E - performance meets the minimum criteria, F - fail - considerable further work is required Sample test here in the files. Last update: Přívozníková Pavla, Mgr., Ph.D. (12.02.2026)
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Topics: healthy lifestyle, shopping, culture, current events + topics needed for students - on request :-)
The study materials are destinated solely for the use of the students of the Italian II course. Any circulation of the materials is prohibited. Last update: Přívozníková Pavla, Mgr., Ph.D. (27.01.2025)
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Last update: Přívozníková Pavla, Mgr., Ph.D. (27.01.2025)
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