Japanese II-2

Course Information

College Akashi College Year 2023
Course Title Japanese II-2
Course Code 5202 Course Category General / Compulsory
Class Format Lecture Credits School Credit: 1
Department Electrical and Computer Engineering Student Grade 2nd
Term Second Semester Classes per Week 2
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials 『精選論理国語』『精選古典探求 古文』(明治書院)・『新訂総合国語便覧』(第一学習社)
Instructor ZENTOH Masashi

Course Objectives

1) To capture and summarize the composition and development of logical sentences (essays and critic articles) accurately.
2) Can correctly read the different points of view of people and things drawn in literary sentences (novels and essays) and to be able to express the student's own opinions.
3) To elaborate texts and reports, create sentences that devise a logical structure based on classified information. To be able to transmit information effectively.

Rubric

Ideal LevelStandard LevelUnacceptable Level
Achievement 1The students can well summarize and explain the composition of a text.The students can summarize and explain the composition of a text.The students can not summarize and explain the composition of a text.
Achievement 2The students can well capture the characters figure and subject and evaluate it criticallyThe students can capture the characters figure and subject and evaluate it criticallyThe students can not capture the characters figure and subject and evaluate it critically
Achievement 3The students can well form clear opinions and conclusions, and organize his ideas and develop them logically, using empirical sentences.The students can form clear opinions and conclusions, and organize his ideas and develop them logically, using empirical sentences.The students can not form clear opinions and conclusions, and organize his ideas and develop them logically, using empirical sentences.

Assigned Department Objectives

Teaching Method

Outline:
To acquire basic knowledge of the Japanese language through the reading of various texts such as modern review papers, novels, poetry, and classical texts. To develop logical reading and text expression skills and make use of them linguistically, in an organized and sensitivity way.
Style:
Lecture format
Perform short tests for kanji and phrases at every lesson
Notice:
To keep in mind that the Japanese language is the base of all subjects, including science subjects. The students should actively engage in the lessons without neglecting preparation and review. Students who miss 1/3 or more of classes will not be eligible for evaluation.

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 Course guidance , Reading Marjana's wisdom Capable of capturing their own challenges and setting goals
2nd Reading "Hybridity in Japanese Culture" by Shuichi Kato Can properly understand the content according to the expression
3rd Reading "Hybridity in Japanese Culture" by Shuichi Kato Able to express their own opinions based on their understanding of the content
4th Reading "Hybridity in Japanese Culture" by Shuichi Kato Able to express their own opinions based on their understanding of the content
5th Reading "Money is a Word" (Keizaburo Maruyama) Able to understand sentence structure
6th Reading "Money is a Word" (Keizaburo Maruyama) Able to express their own opinions based on their understanding of the content
7th Reading "Money is a Word" (Keizaburo Maruyama) Understand the subject matter and be able to express their own opinions about the work
8th Reading "Money is a Word" (Keizaburo Maruyama) Able to express their own opinions based on their understanding of the content
4th Quarter
9th Reading of "Yowa no famine" (Hojoki) Can understand from the top of literary history. Can read aloud appropriately and understand
10th Reading of "Yowa no famine" (Hojoki) Can interpret and answer questions from the textbook appropriately
11th Reading of "Yowa no famine" (Hojoki) Understand the characteristics of expression
12th Reading "Koshibagaki no moto" (The Tale of Genji) Can read aloud appropriately and explain the structure and development of the text
13th Reading "Koshibagaki no moto" (The Tale of Genji) Can interpret and answer questions from the textbook appropriately
14th Reading "Koshibagaki no moto" (The Tale of Genji) Able to give critical opinions about the content of the work
15th Reading "Koshibagaki no moto" (The Tale of Genji) Able to give critical opinions about the content of the work
16th End term exams

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

ExaminationPresentationMutual Evaluations between studentsBehaviorPortfolioOtherTotal
Subtotal10000000100
Basic Proficiency10000000100
Specialized Proficiency0000000
Cross Area Proficiency0000000