授業科目名 年度 学期 開講曜日・時限 学部・研究科 全担当教員 単位数
16058:IR18‐BA104 English for International StudiesⅣ (Intermediate)(RD) 2024 秋セメスター 火1,金2 国際関係学部 NISHIKAWA TOSHIKI 2

キャンパス

衣笠/衣笠

授業施設

諒友館RY209号教室/諒友館RY209号教室

授業で利用する言語

English

授業の概要と方法

The aim of English for International Studies is to develop a high-level command of English,
which will allow students to deepen their knowledge of international relations. In EIS IV,
students engage in an active learning process through an integrated approach to the four skills
using materials related to international relations with particular focus on language output skills
in a multicultural context. They will learn academic writing skills with APA style and possibly write literature reviews, research proposals, reports and papers. Formative evaluation is performed through in-class writings and two or more of the above documents, based on a rubric that targets writing skills in part.

*The language of teaching, and learning in this course will be English, and students must make an effort to use English to communicate both with the instructor and other students. Class attendance and active participation in in-class pair work/group work are paramount towards students’ success and final grade in this course.*

受講生の到達目標

Students may obtain all or part of the attainment objectives

1. Students will enhance their academic integrity by learning how to cite works and
write reference lists.
2. Students will be able to summarize facts and arguments related to international
society and write reports and papers after researching the issues.
3. Students will be able to write about international societal facts and make logical,
persuasive assertions within a culturally diverse context.

事前に履修しておくことが望まれる科目

授業スケジュール

授業回数/
担当教員（複数担当の場合） 		テーマ
キーワード・文献・補足事項等
1〜2

Introduction: class routine, introduce 'Small Talk'

Discuss weekly schedule, assignments, and class policies.
Student introductions, background and writing sample.

3〜4

Introduction to International Relations

Reviewing the Essay and Introduction to Academic Writing Part -A
Write a proposal on an international topic that will be developed over the course of this semester
Students supply a writing sample - practice in-class writing

5〜6

Introduction to types of essay

Introduction to the Writing Process

7〜8

Introduction to Academic Writing - Part B
Introduction to APA - Part-A

Choosing a research paper topic and writing a title

9〜10

Introduction to APA - Part-B

What is Plagiarism - Introduction
How to avoid Plagiarism

11〜12

Global Warming

Discuss Global Warming on a local, national and international level
Students will write a Cause-Effect essay

13〜14

Population Growth

Compare population growth in different part of the world
Write a comparison essay on population from an international perspective

15〜16

First rough draft of the term paper due

Mid-term Exam 20% of the final grade
(timed writing on an international relations topic and or a topic from the textbook, 300-500 words)

17〜18

Current international events

Students will discuss current international or global events

19〜20

Global food supply and waste

Students will write a reaction essay on a current international or global event

21〜22

Taking a stance on an international topic

Students will discuss an international topic
Students will write an argument essay

23〜24

Introduction to peer editing

Students will peer edit papers in class

25〜26

Introduction to proofreading

Students will edit their term paper for language focus
Students will edit their term paper for structure
Second draft of term paper due

27〜28

Small group presentations

Students will present their term paper findings to a small group
Review of important points for the final submission of the term paper
Review for the final exam

29〜30

Final exam 30% of the final grade (500 -800 words +/-)
Term paper due

Feedback, Exit-survey, Q and A

授業実施形態

All classes are to be conducted face to face; however, in the case of an emergency or unforeseen circumstances, the instructor at their sole discretion may elect to provide online (live-streamed) classes. Please note that the maximum number of online classes will not be more than 1/2 of the total number of classes for the specified. course. If an instructor does conduct a live-streamed class, the link will be posted on Manaba+R.

授業外学習の指示

-30 minutes per day listen to native English, for example, CNN, BBC, www.TED.com
-30 minutes per day read some English, for example, English language newspapers, magazines
-Write a personal daily entry or journal in English every day

成績評価方法

種別 割合(%) 評価基準等
定期試験（筆記） 0

レポート試験
（統一締切日を締切とするレポート）		 0

上記以外の試験・レポート、平常点評価
（日常的な授業における取組状況の評価）		 100

Active Class Participation: 10%
Small Talk: 10%
Assignments/Research Paper: 30%
Mid-term Exam: 20%
Final Exam: 30%

成績評価方法(備考)

Students shall be required to do at least 1 hours of homework per week, which (in combination with homework for other courses) adds up to a significant amount of homework. Students are advised to plan for this and not to forgo homework because it will be important. If students are absent for social or sporting reasons, they are not excused from doing the homework, and each student will be responsible for ensuring that his or her written work reaches the teacher on time.
Active attendance (meaning participation) will also be important for students to benefit from this course.
University policy stipulates that for foreign language courses, students must attend at least two-thirds of the classes in order to get credit.
Lateness without justification (for example proof of train delay) will be penalized; three times late equals one time absent.
Club activities or other school activities are not to be accepted as valid reasons for additional absence. Extra or “makeup” work might be set for students who have to miss classes, provided that they submit “request for special consideration for students participating in extracurricular activities” issued by the University beforehand.
The schedule outlined above will be adaptable and negotiable according to the abilities and needs of the students

受講および研究に関するアドバイス

Students are expected to spend approximately 60 minutes in pre-study and review of each lesson. Furthermore, students are expected to be on time for each class, prepared to learn, study, and use the English language to communicate at all times. Students must come to class with the assigned Textbook, paper, pencil, pen, and eraser, English to English dictionary or English to Japanese dictionary is highly recommended.

教科書

書名 著者 出版社 ISBNコード 備考
Great Writing From Great Essays to Research 5 Edition Keith S. Folse, Tison Pugh National Geographic Learning, Cengage 978-0-357-02086-9 5th edition

教科書(使用頻度、その他補足)

参考書

参考書(使用頻度、その他補足)

Every student should have access to an English to English dictionary or English to Japanese dictionary.(paper or electronic) for every class.

参考になるwwwページ

授業内外における学生・教員間のコミュニケーションの方法

学生との直接対話,その他(教員より別途指示）

備考

Course schedule may be modified based on student needs. Any such modifications will be clearly communicated to students in class.
【科目ナンバリング・カリキュラムマップはこちらから/Click here to see the Curriculum-Map and Course-Numbering】
URL:http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp//students/pathways-future/course/curriculum.html