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    This document contains the syllabus for an Advanced English course offered at Korea University. The course aims to enhance students' English proficiency through intensive reading, discussions, presentations and writing assignments. Key course objectives are comprehending texts thoroughly, critically reflecting on readings, and presenting thoughts in an organized manner. Readings will be drawn from two books on education and decision-making, as well as other materials. Student assessment will include attendance, participation, presentations, quizzes, assignments, and midterm/final exams. The course schedule outlines weekly readings and accompanying activities.

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    Fall 2022 | ENGL155-01

    ADVANCED ENGLISH (고급영어)


    Tuesdays and Thursdays | 09:00-10:15 | Woodang Hall 208 (교양관 208호)

    Instructor: Jee Young Lee, PhD


    E-mail: [email protected]
    Office hours: By appointment only

    Course Description
    This course aims to enhance students’ overall English proficiency in an academic setting. The course
    emphasizes on intensive reading in order to meet students’ academic requirements while facilitating
    listening, speaking, and writing skills in an integrative manner. Through in-class discussions and
    group activities, students will be given opportunities to extend their reading skills and strategies,
    comprehension, presentation, discussion, and basic essay composition skills. The reading materials
    will stimulate students to think critically and broaden their perspectives, which will help them perform
    with better competence in diverse disciplines in college and beyond.

    Course Objectives
    Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to
    1) Comprehend the text thoroughly using various reading skills and strategies;
    2) Reflect and respond to reading materials critically;
    3) Present their own thoughts and opinions in an organized manner.

    Course Materials
    . Selected chapters of the following:
    Deresiewicz, W. (2014). Excellent Sheep: The miseducation of the American elite and the way to a
    meaningful life. Free Press.
    Thaler, R. H., & Sunstein, C. R. (2008). Nudge: Improving decisions about health, wealth, and
    happiness. Penguin Books.
    . Other reading materials

    Course Requirements
    Attendance 10%
    Preparation & Participation 10%
    Presentation 10%
    Quizzes 20%
    Assignments 20%
    Midterm & Final Exams 30%

    Note: This syllabus is subject to change according to class size, needs of the students, and/or school
    policy.
    Course Schedule

    Week Content Activities

    Course Introduction | Overview


    1 Lecture & Group Discussion
    Academic Reading & Writing Skills

    2 Reading 1 Lecture & Group Discussion

    3 Reading 2A Lecture & Group Discussion

    Lecture
    4 Reading 2B
    Presentation & Discussion
    Lecture
    5 Reading 2C
    Presentation & Discussion
    Lecture
    6 Reading 2D
    Presentation & Discussion
    Lecture
    7 Reading 2E
    Presentation & Discussion

    8 Midterm Exam on Oct 25

    9 Reading 2 Wrap-up Group Task

    Lecture
    10 Reading 3A
    Presentation & Discussion
    Lecture
    11 Reading 3B & 3C
    Presentation & Discussion
    Lecture
    12 Reading 3D & 3E
    Presentation & Discussion
    Lecture
    13 Reading 3F
    Presentation & Discussion

    14 Reading 3 Wrap-up Group Task

    15 Writing Conventions Lecture & Group Discussion

    16 Final Exam on Dec 15

    *This course schedule is subject to change as needed.

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