1. TOEIC-A: Elective Course
Fall 2013
Instructor: Meagan Kaiser
E-mail: meagank979@yahoo.com Office: e-learning office C棟3階
Class
Website:
www.toeica.blogspot.jp
TEXTBOOK: no textbook.
MATERIALS: A4 notebook with loose-leaf paper, pencil, red pen to check your answers, internet connectivity
(your PC with LAN cable or your phone...I don’t care which) and your best attitude and effort.
GRADES FOR THIS COURSE:
Final Exam 40%
Presentations 20%
Quizzes 20%
Classwork/Homework 20%
ATTENDANCE POLICY:
●欠席は3回に達した段階でF評価がつく●授業数の３分の１（各グラス５回）を超えて欠席がある場合、評価はS（欠席
過多）となる●正当な理由に基づく欠席（病気や怪我など）は、その旨を書いて、病院の領収書やレシード等のコピーを
添えて担当教員に提出すれば考慮の対象となる。欠席した日から１週間以内に提出する●90分授業の最初の15分までは
遅刻とし、遅刻は３回で欠席１回とみなされる。１５分を超える遅刻は欠席となる
**４年生：If you have student teaching or job hunting responsibilities this semester, please tell me immediately so that we can
work out an acceptable plan for you.
EXPECTATIONS:
Be kind. Be respectful. Be honest. Take care of one another.
Hominis Dignitati, 「人間の尊厳のため」and the Golden Rule- “Do unto others as you would have them
do unto you.” 「あなたが人にしてもらいたいようにあなたも人にしなさい」are a choice we make every day...
to make this a better world to be in, or not.

2.
TOPICS
(順番通り)
• Divorce
/
Housework
• Eco-­‐conscious
Living
• Environmental
News
• Exercise
• Automotive
Design
• Automotive
Industry
• Construction
• Days
Off
• Entrepreneurs
• Environmental
Design
• Hotels
• Retail
Sales
• Tourism
Infrastructure
• Uniforms
• Wages
• Workplace
Research
Grammar
Points
The
grammar
we
will
cover
in
this
class
can
be
studied
using
English
Cafe.
It
is
a
super
awesome
review
site
for
all
of
the
grammar
that
you
studied
in
Junior
High
and
High
School(but
maybe
don’t
remember
perfectly).
TOEIC
grammar
questions
aren’t
anything
special.
If
you
have
MASTERED
these
fundamental
grammar
points,
you
will
do
well
on
the
grammar
part
of
the
test.
http://www.englishcafe.jp/english3rd/intro.html
Vocabulary
We
are
using
news
articles
about
business
and
the
world,
because
that
is
the
register
that
the
TOEIC
test
uses.
TOEIC
creators
say
that
the
test
is
not
a
buisness
test...it’s
a
general
English
test.
That
is
true,
but
it’s
a
general
English
test
for
people
accustomed
to
the
professional
world.
Preparing
for
this
test
is
a
little
like
learning
a
new
dialect.
The
more
stories
written
in
news
register
that
you
can
read...on
a
wide
variety
of
topics...the
better
you
should
do
on
this
test.
There
is
no
way
that
you
can
learn
everything
in
this
class,
but
I
want
to
get
you
started
on
reading
topics
that
come
up
a
lot.
You
expand
it
from
there!
You
will
have
vocabulary
lists
to
study.
The
links
are
on
our
class
webpage.
www.toeica.blogspot.jp