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Tunisia English Language Program
Young Learners 2B (CEFR A1)
Description
This 42-hour course will develop students' English language skills at a CEFR: A1 level. Through practice of the four skills - listening, speaking, reading and writing - students will explore topics such as favorite activities, entertainment, food, and the natural world.
Course Objectives
Following a communicative approach, students will develop understanding of basic grammar structure and language functions. At the end of this course, students will be able to:
- recognize and use the simple present / the present continuous
- describe vacation activities
- talk about special events
- ask about quantities: countable / uncountable nouns
- talk about the weather
Course Textbook
Connect 2 (2nd Edition), Units 5-8
Student Assessment
You will be evaluated in a variety of ways throughout the course and receive feedback from the teacher to help you continue to improve your English language skills. Student assessment is based on the following criteria, on a scale of 100%. The passing grade is 75%.
Assessment
Task |
Percentage |
Measures |
Frequency |
Quiz 1 |
15 % |
Mastery of grammar structures, functional language and vocabulary of first three units of the program |
Once upon completion of first three units |
Quiz 2 |
15 % |
Mastery of grammar structures, functional language and vocabulary of second three units |
Once upon completion of the second three units. |
Homework |
5 % |
Understanding daily lessons, ability to work independently |
Throughout the course |
Pair Work / Active Participation in class |
15 % |
Ability to work independently with classmates, class participation in discussion and activities |
Throughout the course |
Final Written |
25% |
Mastery of grammar structures, functional language and vocabulary of all six units in program. |
End of term |
Final Oral |
25 % |
Accuracy, fluency, grammar usage and vocabulary of level studied |
End of term |
Attendance Policy
Students cannot miss more than 8 hours (20%) of class time in order to pass the course. Late arrivals are counted towards the 8-hour limit. Students who are absent for two consecutive classes will receive a phone call from the EL Department to check on reasons for absences.
Class Rules
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Arrive to class on time.
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Be prepared to participate in class activities.
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Bring the class textbook and notebook to every class session.
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Be sure your mobile phone is on silent and out of sight.
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Do not bring food or drinks into class
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Complete all home assignments before class. (This helps ensure that you progress more quickly!)
WELCOME TO CLASS! WE’RE GLAD YOU’RE HERE!
We welcome any comments/suggestions/concerns you may have. Feel free to contact the EL Department or call at 71 145 700 EXT: 6718.