Comprehensive Japanese ⅢB

Course Information

College Toyama College Year 2023
Course Title Comprehensive Japanese ⅢB
Course Code 0121 Course Category General / Elective
Class Format Lecture Credits School Credit: 1
Department Department of Maritime Technology Student Grade 3rd
Term Second Semester Classes per Week 2
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials Shinpen Gendaibun A
Instructor Okabe Hiroko,Kubo Yoko

Course Objectives

At the completion of this course, students will be able to                         1) Logical sentences and literary sentences can be logically understood.
2) It is possible to use the kanji and words of the compulsory education level.
3) Through the reading and understanding of the classics that Japanese have read, it will become possible to acquire basic education as Japanese and to view a variety of perspectives.
   

Rubric

Ideal Level of AchievementStandard Level of AchievementUnacceptable Level of Achievement)
Evaluation 1It is possible to understand the difficult logic sentences and literary sentences accurately, and to explain them easily. It is possible to understand the difficult logic sentences and literary sentences accurately.It is impossible to understand the difficult logic sentences and literary sentences accurately.
Evaluation 2Based on the issue sentence and the chart, it is possible to describe a small essay of about 800 characters in a logical description and describe it logically. Based on the issue sentence and the chart, it is possible to describe a small essay of about 800 characters in a logical manner.Based on the issue sentence and the chart, it is impossible to describe a small essay of about 800 characters in the form of a logical description in an accurate expression.
Evaluation 3It is possible to read a typical Japanese classic work and understand the contents accurately, and to understand the position and significance in the history of the literature and explain it easily. It is possible to read the typical classical Japanese classics, to understand the contents with a certain degree of accuracy, and to understand the position of the literary history and its significance in the present day.It is impossible to understand the classical Japanese classics, understand the contents, and understand the position of the literary history and the meaning of the modern times.

Assigned Department Objectives

Teaching Method

Outline:
Logical sentences and literary sentences can be logically understood based on the rationale.
You can review and use the kanji and phrases of the compulsory education level.
By reading and understanding the classics that Japanese people have read in ancient times, they acquire the basic knowledge of Japanese people as Japanese and the views of various things.
Style:
This class is basically in lecture format. In addition, group work and presentations will be given.
Notice:
Message to all participants : I hope everyone's positive participation and comments are expected.
In some cases, the contents of the syllabus are changed while confirming the degree of understanding.
Can take makeup exam in need aid up to maximum of 60 points.

Characteristics of Class / Division in Learning

Active Learning
Aided by ICT
Applicable to Remote Class
Instructor Professionally Experienced

Course Plan

Theme Goals
2nd Semester
3rd Quarter
1st Essay
Based on the essay notes, students will learn how to gather material and structure an 800-word essay.
2nd Essay
Learn how to read information from data based on essay notes.
3rd Essay
Based on the essay notes, learn how to summarize the assigned text.
4th Essay
Write an 800-word essay based on the essay notes and considering the structure.
5th Essay
Take the essay test.
6th Kokoro (novel) Read the entire text aloud to understand and summarize the overall structure.
7th Kokoro (novel) Be able to explain in your own words about the author and the formation of the work.
8th test Confirm and consolidate what you have learned.
Check your own learning methods.
4th Quarter
9th Kokoro (novel) To be able to read and explain the changes in "I"'s feelings toward "K" from the text.
10th Kokoro (novel) Organize and explain the character of "I" and "K.
11th Kokoro (novel) To be able to think about and write about the suicide of "K".
12th Kokoro (novel) Be able to discuss issues in groups, understand the ideas of others, and explain their own ideas.
13th Kokoro (novel) Be able to read prior essays written about the work and understand the ideas of others.
14th Kokoro (novel) Research and summarize how the work has been received.
15th End period test
Confirm and consolidate what you have learned.
16th Answers to the end test
To confirm and settle the matter.
Check your own learning methods.

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

ExaminationPresentationMutual Evaluations between studentsBehaviorPortfolioOtherTotal
Subtotal750010015100
Basic Ability55001001580
Technical Ability0000000
Interdisciplinary Ability200000020