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The document summarizes an elective course for 11th grade students interested in medical fields. The course aims to develop students' English language skills through authentic science texts and audio/video materials on topics like heart attacks. The course objectives are to prepare students for cross-cultural communication in their future professions and develop their scientific outlook. Expected outcomes include improving vocabulary, communication abilities, and research skills to help students enter medical universities. The 25-hour course consists of 7 units over 19 in-class and 6 self-study hours.
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- 1. The Elective Course on the Topic “Heart By: K. Araslanova, O. Ashikhmina, Attack” S. Galichenko, A. Korotayeva, K. Kuznetsova, Y. Lyskova
- 2. Auditory • The students of the 11th grade of the classes with medical and biological slant willing to enter the medical University
- 3. Topicality • English is the universal language • Globalization • Preference is given to the most versatile and sufficient students
- 4. The Main Aim of the Course • Professionally oriented development of the students’ practical skills of English language usage based on the authentic popular science texts and also audio/video materials of medicobiological themes
- 5. Course Objectives • To help the Ss to get ready for oral and written cross-cultural communication taking into account their professional inclinations • To develop the Ss’ practical skills of the English language usage for professional aims • To develop the Ss’ overall intelligence, their natural-science outlook, their cognitive interests
- 6. Planned Outcomes... Personal. The Ss will develop: • Sensible attitude towards professional development • Natural-science outlook • Cognitive interests
- 7. Planned Outcomes... Subjective. The Ss will learn to: • Identify & use certain vocabulary units • Operate their active vocabulary • Take part in professionally oriented communication • Express and prove their point of view • Perceive the information on the topic from audio & video sources • Read the texts on the topic for gist, detail and specific information
- 8. Planned Outcomes... Meta-subjective. The Ss will acquire the: • Ability to use various methods of information processing • Ability to communicate productively with future colleagues • Skills of research and project work
- 9. Course Structure • 7 units Unit # Class (h) Home (h) • 25 hours (19 class 1 2 1 3 - 1 hours + 6 self- 3 3 1 instruction hours) 4 3 1 5 3 1 • Scheme of the course 6 3 2 7 3 - • Thematic plan • Forms of control
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