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日本語(32)アカデミック・ライティング(基礎)(L3-L4)
Academic Writing in Japanese (Basic)
The course is designed for students at an intermediate level of Japanese and aims at a developing WRITING SKILLS in academic contexts.
During the course, students will be trained to concisely describe what they know and think about certain academic topics, and to write well-constructed paragraphs in Japanese which consist of coherent sentences and feature accurate language use. Paragraph writing types include explaining facts about academic topics, describing personal experiences and reflections and expressing opinions in a persuasive manner. As culmination of the paragraph writing exercises, the final report based on literature reviews regarding some social issue will be assigned.
Throughout the course, students will learn sentence structures and vocabulary specifically used in written texts, and basic concepts and rules about citation in a rigorous manner. Quizzes regarding these aspects will be given so that students will grow awareness of what features are necessary for academic Japanese writing. Students will also be challenged to comprehend and interpret Japanese texts regarding academic themes through class discussions, so that they will be able to properly combine the information and their own ideas into paragraphs.
Furthermore, students are encouraged to actively participate in peer reviews which will strengthen their ability to revise their own writings. The topics and skills covered in this class will become the foundation for writing short reports in Japanese.
By the end of the course, students are expected to be able to:
1)express their ideas and opinions with academic Japanese in a persuasive manner.
2)develop paragraph writing techniques.
3)understand concepts of the citation rules and apply them to writing.
4)deepen their ideas through interactions with others.
5)gain insights for revising writing products by themselves.
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