AFN-104/e
ANN-106/e, AN-106/e, AFN-106/e
Language practice 2 (Nyelvgyakorlat 2) in spring 2006
Appleby, Rachel/Bartók Emese, Mon 12:30–14:00, Thu 08:30–10:00, ADS 110, ADS 110, host: DEAL (R306)
description & set texts
Advance registration for former ANN--102 students possible. The 102/106 courses focus on developing all four language skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing) and it is also their aim to prepare students for the written and oral tasks of the 199 Proficiency Exam, usually taken at the end of the second term. (See the description of tasks of the 199 exam.)

For language input and activities, the courses all use coursebooks as their basic material. These are supplemented with extra materials (printed articles, audio, video) on a variety of topics (ranging from everyday, "down to earth" ones to more academic issues.)

There are student presentations to encourage individual efforts as well as individual vocabulary development in content based or contemporary literary or everyday texts. The courses include a minimum of two in-class progress tests, a written or oral vocabulary test and several shorter in-class tests.

requirements & assessment
Assessment: based on attendance (regular attendance and up-to-date preparation are essential), contribution and activity in class, the quality of the individual presentation and the homework as well as on the test results.