Student Group Details

FRENCH LANGUAGE A TRAINING SECOND YEAR - Gruppo A

L0556

Course
FRENCH LANGUAGE A TRAINING SECOND YEAR - Gruppo A
Code
L0556
Academic Year
2024/2025
Curriculum Year
2022/2023
Degree Programme
MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Curriculum
000 - CORSO GENERICO
Course coordinator
-
Credits
6
Lecture Hours
0
Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD)
L-LIN/04 - French Language and Translation
Course Type
Single-subject learning activity
Course Delivery
OPZ - Opzionale
Year
3
Teaching period
Annuale
Campus
VERCELLI
Teaching language
French
Course Contents
FRENCH LANGUAGE EXERCISES II
Reference Texts
For non-attending students: continuation of the textbook used in the French Language Exercises I course: Françoise Bidaud, "La nouvelle grammaire du français pour italophones," Turin, Utet, 2008.
Learning Outcomes
The objectives are those recommended at B2 Level in the Common European Framework.
Prerequisites
Successful passing of the exam “Lingua francese 1”; B1 level from the Framework (Lingue straniere Moderne).
B1 level from the Framework (Lingue Culture Turismo).
A2 level from the Framework (Filologia moderna, antica e comparata)
Teaching Methods
Seminars with audio-visual aids.
Additional Information
The DIR service will provide detailed programs, instructions for the obligatory work, examples of written tests, and exercise sheets.
Students with disabilities or with Specific Learning Disorders (DSA) or Special Educational Needs (BES) may request specific services and tools dedicated to them by contacting the Career Development and Coordination Staff and Student Services and consulting the dedicated page on the University website: https://uniupo.it/it/servizi/servizi-studenti-disabili-e-dsa Students with disabilities, DSA, BES, once they have contacted the University Staff, may contact the teacher in charge of the course in relation to the declination of the examination methods, with regard to teaching aspects.
Assessment Methods
Separate written test and oral test. Two compulsory written tests. First written test: grammar test (/30). It is necessary to pass the grammar test with a minimum mark of 18/30 to pass the second written test (dictation / 10; comprehension-production / 20). You must obtain the following mark in the second written paper: minimum mark of 5/10 to pass the dictation paper; minimum mark of 13/20 to pass the comprehension-production paper. The overall mark in the written test corresponds to the average of the two written tests and it is necessary to obtain at least 18/30 to pass the oral test. The oral test consists of the presentation of the compulsory work monitored during the course. Students will be given the possibility of an exemption from the oral test, with the presentation of the compulsory work as part of the last lessons of the course, before the beginning of the summer session. In this case, the complete dossier (see the precise details uploaded on the course DIR) must be handed in to the teacher by May 2025. Those who do not hand in their research in time will not be allowed to take part in the early roll-call. Additional points awarded at the end of the oral examination may be a maximum of 3. One point is awarded for expository fluency, one point for grammatical correctness, one point for phonological correctness, taking into account the objectives set (CEFR level B2).
Detailed Syllabus
Training. Study of morphosyntaxis at level II; Preparation to expression and written- and oral comprehension at level II: Preparation to level II dictation test: Study of idioms;: Coordination of civilization research carried out by each student, as requested for the admission to the oral test.
Expected Learning Outcomes
Level B2 in written and oral comprehension and written and oral expression.
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