English for Young Learners: Language Education I
This is a course for you who want to teach English at primary school level. You will learn how to use a communicative language teaching approach in the classroom. The course is given in English.
The course addresses oral and written activities in the language classroom. You will develop your English vocabulary and practice how to give instructions. You will also develop, present and theoretically justify classroom activities in which the children work with lexical, grammatical and phonological structures through rhymes, chants, songs, drama and digital resources.
Do you need teaching qualifications?
If you have a teacher's exam for preeschool class and school years 1-3 you can obtain qualifications for teaching English attending the following courses:
English for Young Learners: Language Education I, 7.5 credits
Language proficiency and theory for preschool class and school years 1–3, 7.5 credits
For teaching qualifications for school years 4-6, further courses are required:
English for Young Learners: Language Education II, 7.5 credits
English children's literature for primary school teachers, years 4-6, 7.5 credits
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Course structure
All Autumn courses at the Department of Language Education will be taught as online distance courses because of the corona pandemic.
In order to participate in our online courses, you need to install the e-meeting service Zoom on your computer. You will find a guide on how to install and use Zoom here:
Once the course is in progress, the web-based learning platform Athena will be used for communication, learning activities and course assignments:
Teaching format
Instruction is given in the form of lectures and seminars.
A diagnostic test is carried out at the beginning of the course in order to develop your pronunciation and intonation.
Assessment
Examination for this course consists of an oral pronunciation test, oral seminar assignments, written assignments and a digital vocabulary and phraseology test.
Examiner
Autumn 2020: Joakim Sigvardson
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Course literature
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Contact
Teacher
Ylva Sandberg, ylva.sandberg@isd.su.seStudent Affairs Office
Jorunn Nilsson, jorunn.nilsson@isd.su.seStudent Counsellor
Shona McLean, studievagledare@isd.su.se
