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Modified 27 February 2024

SALL

Embark on a personalized language learning journey with UPA Bahasa University of Mataram's Self Access Language Learning (SALL) modules. Tailored to meet individual learners' diverse needs and preferences, our SALL modules offer flexibility and autonomy in language acquisition.

With a wide range of modules covering various language skills such as reading, writing, listening, and speaking, students can customize their learning experience to suit their specific goals and interests. Each module provides a curated selection of resources, including interactive exercises, multimedia materials, and self-assessment tools, empowering students to progress at their own pace.


Modified 27 February 2024

English For Children (EFC)

Courses: EFC 4, EFC 5, EFC 6

Modified 27 February 2024

English Regular Classes

Levels: Basic, Elementary, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate, Post-Intermediate

Modified 27 February 2024

TOEFL Preparation

Courses: Pre TOEFL 1, Pre TOEFL 2, TOEFL

Modified 27 February 2024

IELTS Preparation

Courses: Introduction to Academic English, Academic English, IELTS 1, IELTS 2, IELTS 3

Modified 27 February 2024

English for Specific Purpose (ESP)

Courses: Reading for Specific Purpose (RSP), Content Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)

Modified 7 June 2024

Mandarin

Modified 7 June 2024

Arabic

Modified 7 June 2024

Korean

Teacher: Hartati Suryaningsih, M.A. -

Academic Vocabulary and Corpus (Boniesta Z Melani)

Course Description: Academic Vocabulary and Corpus (ESL)

Course Title: Academic Vocabulary and Corpus (ESL) Level: 3rd Semester University ESL Learners Duration: 14 weeks (56 hours)

Course Overview: The Academic Vocabulary and Corpus class is designed to enhance the language proficiency and academic skills of 3rd-semester university ESL learners. This course focuses on expanding students' academic vocabulary and enhancing their understanding of how language is used in authentic academic contexts through the utilization of corpus linguistics techniques.

Course Objectives:

  1. Expand Vocabulary Repertoire: Develop a deeper and more diverse academic vocabulary to comprehend and articulate complex ideas in academic writing, reading, and speaking tasks.
  2. Enhance Reading and Listening Skills: Improve the ability to comprehend academic texts and lectures by recognizing common collocations, academic phrases, and discourse markers.
  3. Strengthen Writing Proficiency: Apply newly acquired academic vocabulary in writing assignments, research papers, and essays to enhance clarity, coherence, and depth of expression.
  4. Refine Speaking and Presentation Skills: Practice using academic vocabulary effectively in oral presentations and discussions, promoting clarity and precision in communication.
  5. Utilize Corpus Linguistics Techniques: Introduce students to corpus linguistics tools and methodologies to analyze authentic academic texts and identify patterns in language usage.
  6. Foster Independent Language Learning: Encourage students to develop autonomy in language learning by utilizing corpus resources to expand vocabulary and improve language proficiency beyond the classroom setting.


Course Content:

Week 1: Introduction to Academic Vocabulary

Week 2-3: Academic Vocabulary in Written Language: AWL

Week 4-5: Academic Vocabulary in Written Language: NAWL

Week 6-7: Academic Vocabulary in Spoken Language: ASWL

Week 8: Academic Vocabulary in Speaking and Presentation

Week 9-10: Introduction to Corpus Linguistics

Week 11-12: Corpus-based Vocabulary Learning

Week 13-14: Project and Portfolio Assessment


Assessment: Assessment in this course will be based on a combination of factors, including class participation, performance in various assignments, quizzes, projects, and the final portfolio. The emphasis will be on the practical application of academic vocabulary and the integration of corpus linguistics techniques to enhance language skills for academic success.

Prerequisites: Students enrolling in this course are expected to have completed the previous ESL courses for university students or have demonstrated an equivalent level of English language proficiency. Basic computer literacy and access to digital resources will be necessary for conducting corpus research.



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