Sveiki Gyvi! Lithuanian for Beginners. Kaunas, 2010
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LANDSCAPING FACULTY DEPARTMENT OF GARDENING AND AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIES STUDY PROGRAMME: GARDENING TERRITORIES AND THEIR DESIGN (code) 653H93002 AUŠRINĖ PELECKIENĖ UPDATING MATERIAL OF STUDY SUBJECT LITHUANIAN LANGUAGE CULTURE AND DOCUMENTS MANAGEMENT (ADAPTED FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS IN A1 LEVEL) TO SUPPORT THE PROJECT ‘INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE ENGINEERING STUDY FIELD PROGRAMMES AND THEIR UPDATING BY CUSTOMIZING TO MEET COURSE DELIVERY NEEDS OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AT THE LANDSCAPING FACULTY OF KAUNO KOLEGIJA/UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES‘ (VP1-2.2-ŠMM-07-K-02-045) Mastaičiai 2012 Educational Institution: Kauno Kolegija / University of Applied Sciences Study Programme: Gardening territories and their design Study Subject Programme LITHUANIAN LANGUAGE CULTURE AND DOCUMENTS MANAGEMENT (adapted for foreign students in A1 level) 1. The Annotation. This programme of Lithuanian language for the beginners is intended for students of college which have to get familiarized with the pecularities of the country and to integrate into a society in short time. It is tought to form the skills of language usage. All speaking abilities of four kinds are educated (listening, speaking, reading, writing) but the priority is given to a spoken language as to the main mean of communication. It is tought to listen and understand very close to the reality texts, not necessarily such that correspond the level of students. 2. The Aim of the Programme. To develop the coomunication competence of Lithuanian language (to help to reach A1 language knowing level (according Europass system). To present in communicational texts the system of Lithuanian language phonetics and writing, inflection systems and syntactical language structure; to present the lexicology of Lithuanian language by uing topical words groups and composition focuses. 3.The Length in Credits and Hours: Structure Length in Practical Study Lectures, Consultations, Individual In total: Assess ECTS works, subject hours hours work, hours hours ment credits hours title Lithuanian (foreign) ExamI 2 13 18 8 41 80 language. A1 level nation 4.Prerequisites: Foreign (English) Language Knowledge. 5. Links between Learning Outcomes and Intended Study Subject Outcomes and Student Achievement Assessment Methods Intended earning Intended study subject Student achievement outcomes Study methods (module) outcomes assessment methods 1.1. To understand the Lecture, work in groups, Practical works, self-test systems of phonetics and exercises, information exercises, tests, projectsi, writing of Lithuanian search, role-play games, task of individual work, language, elementary projects, demonstration, panel discussions reading systems and individual learning, syntactical structures. listening and observation, 1. To be able to use 1.2. To understand and use discussion, rain of thoughts. various informational well-known sayings and nets and sources, date very simple phrases in bases, law acts and order to satisfy concrete standard documents needs. when performing a 1.3. To know how to simple and operative present and ask personal information search and questions and answer them. when preparing a 1.4. To understand often textual and graphical used sentences about a documentation. person, family, shopping, geography of location and service. 1.5. To be able to speak and write about simple, familiar and common things. 6.Subject Study Plan: Contact hour number Total number of Seq. Individual work Titles of key topics Practical hours for No. Lectures Consultations hours works study per topic 1. Lithuanian language 2 2 2. Phonemes and graphemes 1 2 3 3. System of a noun 2 2 1 5 4. System of a verb 2 2 1 5 5. Pronouns 1 2 1 4 6. Adjectives 1 2 1 4 7. Numerals 1 2 1 4 8. Adverbs 1 2 1 4 9. Simple and compound 1 2 1 4 sentences 10. Questions 1 2 1 4 11. Individual studies of 12 12 theoretical topics when preparing for intermediate tests (according the topics of subject) 12. Society and language 29 29 (essey) Total number of hours for 13 18 8 41 80 subject studies: 7Practical (and/or laboratory) Work Topics: Introduction to topics, evaluation of practical works as well as their performance requirements. 7.1. Person‘s identity. (Saying hello and goodbye. Self-introducing and introducing. Information about yourself and other person. Countries. Cities. Knoeldge about Lithuania). 7.2. Elementary needs. (Asking for a help, request. Asking for information. Thanking and excusing. Citizenship. Languages). 7.3. Family. (Family, relatives. Relations. Origin. Profession, work place. Age). 7.4. Home. (Rent of flat. Floors of a house. Rooms. Furniture. Ownership. Describing a living place, opinion giving). 7.5. Food. (Fruit, vegetables, drinks. Food products and sweets. Dishes. Menu. Ordering in a cafe. Conversation about what you like and dislike). 7.6. Trip. (Transport means. Timetables. Tickets. Departure. Direction and location. Asking and giving directions). 7.7. Studies. (Day routine. Parts of a day. Hours. Studies subjects and shedule. Duration of lectures. Conversation about talents and luck. Faculty. Group. Freinds. Describing a person: age, appearance, character). 7.8. Free time. (Money and currency exchange. Barber‘s shop. Birthday. Letters, cards, presents. Invitation and greeting. Agreeing and refusing. Sport. Theatre. Museums. Understanding of advertisements and other reading information). 7.9. Health. (Body parts. Healthy lifestyle. Sport exercises. Self-feeling. Disease. Visit to a doctor. Doctor‘s advise. Medicine. Request in a pharmacy. Medicine usage indications). 7.10. Weather and clothes. (Seasons, months. Colours. Weather and weather forecast. Clothing according the weather. Buying clothes). 8. Studies results evaluation system: accumulative evaluation (IKI) (intermediate evaluations make a part of exam/individually performed work (project)) IKI = 0.3 (P) + 0.2 (S) +0.5 (E), Where S - individual work, K – tests, E – exam. 9. Learning Outcome Assessment Criteria: (Provided in a separate part of Description of the Study Programme, intended to be executed on the basis of recommendations approved by the Ministry of Education and Science) LEARNING OUTCOME ASSESSMENT SYSTEM Grade and brief description of Full description of knowledge and Full description of abilities knowledge and understanding Pass Pass abilities threshold 10 (excellent) Excellent, exclusive, comprehensive The student applies theoretical knowledge of art ed Excellent, exclusive knowledge of art. The student has studied and architecture very well. additional reading independently, very well He/she performs complicated non-standard tasks Pass knowledge and abilities understands and uses architectural terms, very well. thinks originally and independently. The Performance quality is perfect and exclusive. student has excellent skills of assessment. Expression and presentation skills are excellent. Excellent eligibility for further studies. The student is perfectly aware of what and why he/she does. All objectives set have been achieved 9 (very good) Strong, good, exclusive, comprehensive The student applies theoretical knowledge of art Strong, good knowledge knowledge of art. The student has studied and architecture very well. and abilities additional reading independently, very well He/she performs complicated typical tasks understands the studied material, properly easily. uses architectural terms, and thinks Performance quality is very good. originally and independently. The student Expression and presentation skills are very good. has very good skills of assessment and The student is aware of what methods or synthesis. Very good eligibility for further techniques he/she applies and why. studies. No less than 90 percent of objectives set has been achieved 8 (good) Better than average knowledge of art. The The student applies knowledge of art and Knowledge and abilities student has familiarized himself/herself with architecture well. above average compulsory material, and is able to work He/she performs properly tasks of medium with additional reading independently, complicity and more difficult. understands the architectural terms and uses Performance quality is good. them properly. Good eligibility for further Expression and presentation skills are good. The studies. student is aware of methods and techniques to be applied. No less than 80 percent of objectives set has been achieved 7 (good enough) Average knowledge of art, some minor Knowledge of art and architecture is applied Average knowledge and errors exist. The student has familiarized referring to the examples provided. Performance abilities, some minor himself/herself with key material, and quality is good. errors exist understands and uses the architectural terms The student correctly performs medium and principles. Provides arguments complicity tasks. Expression and presentation sufficiently well. Sufficient eligibility for skills are sufficient. further studies. No less than 70 percent of objectives set has been achieved 6 (satisfactory) Lower than average knowledge of art, some Knowledge of art and architecture is applied Knowledge and abilities mistakes are made. Knowledge is applied to referring to the examples provided. Performance (skills) lower than good solve not complicated practical problems. quality is satisfactory. enough, some mistakes The student has familiarized himself/herself The student is able to act by analogy, and exist. with the key material, grasps satisfactorily properly performs easy tasks, still does not architectural terms and is able to describe the