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This document provides an overview of a Scientific English course. The course aims to improve communication skills, develop a community of practice, and explore academic interests. It will use targeted skills development, an open writing lab, and science talk seminars. Course requirements include a research project, in-class assignments, and a final exam. Professionalism in the classroom is also emphasized.
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- 1. + Scientific English C1.1 ZESS, Goettingen, Germany April 16, 2012
- 2. + Welcome to Scientific English Agenda Course overview Getting to know your colleagues ice breakers Explore personal motivations, goals, and research interests Scientific Communication
- 3. + Who’s in the room?
- 4. + Course learning objectives To improve communication skills in the English language To develop a community of practice among your peers To explore your academic and professional interests
- 5. + Course building blocks Targeted Skills Development Open Writing Lab Science Talk Seminars
- 6. + Course requirements Major research project (25%) Research article (600-800 words) Intended for a real publication outlet Paper & presentation In-class assignments (25%) Essay Presentation Final exam (50%)
- 7. + Professionalism in the classroom Being on-time Being prepared Being an active participant Being mindful of your physical and social environment
- 8. + Ice Breaker: The compass
- 9. + Ice Breaker: Fast track ideas Image source: http://www.theoutsourcingcompany.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/idea.jpg
- 10. + I I e n c o u rag e to
- 11. + School of thought Image source: www.elnidoresorts.com
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