Objective
Reading" is the first specialization reading course following the college requirement course in reading. It aims at intermediate and post-intermediate levels. It covers various types of texts and focuses on vocabulary building and comprehension. In addition, the course has a self-improvement component which widens students' scope and reading abilities.
Outcomes
- Knowledge and Comprehension
- Recognize the main concepts and approaches employed in reading passages.
- Skills
- Apply reading strategies on any given comprehension passages to identify main ideas and inferring meaning of unfamiliar vocabulary.
- Read texts with fluency and comprehension.
- Values
- Demonstrate self-discipline by performing assigned reading tasks.
Content
- New Challenges Health and Leisure
- Teamwork and Competition Human Behavior
- Relationships Crime and Punishment
Textbook
Wegmann, B.,&Knezevic, M. (2014). Mosaic 1 Reading (6thed.). N.p: McGraw-Hill.
Course ID: ENGL 203
| Credit hours | Theory | Practical | Laboratory | Lecture | Studio | Contact hours | Pre-requisite | 3 | 3 | 3 | - |
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