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Korean Independent Low 4 Online (Mon., 6:30-8:30pm)
Class
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Elizabeth McClary
About
Instructor: Elizabeth McClary
Objective: Learners in this class will build on the knowledge acquired in Beginner and Explorer levels. Learners will continue to refine speaking and comprehension abilities in Korean through weekly conversation practice. Continued conversation practice will pertain to daily life and events (present, past, and future), while incorporating new grammar and vocabulary introduced in class. Topical conversations will also be introduced as appropriate. Learners will be guided to continue to practice appropriate use of the polite, honorific and deferential forms of speech. Learners will continue to be introduced to Korean culture and customs through multimedia, cultural interactions, and supplementary materials.
* While we accept registrations up to week two, please enroll at least a week before the start date. This is when class confirmation/cancellation decisions are made, and your registration can make a difference.
Course Expectations: It is strongly recommended that you schedule about 4 hours per week outside of the weekly 2-hour class for engaging with this course. Your background knowledge/experience with the language and other variables may require you to spend more OR less time. Please plan accordingly by scheduling time on your calendar now. Active engagement in all course activities (e.g., class participation, module completion and participation, homework, written-assignments, studying vocabulary, etc.) will contribute to your learning and success in this course.
Can Do Statements: Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:
· Express a subjective judgement
· Provide a reason or explanation for a situation
· Detail a conditional intention
· Talk about being on one’s way
· Use basic postal services
· Give warnings and advice
· Describe experiences at a tourist attraction
· Discuss famous markets in Seoul
Tech Support: For any technology issues, initiate contact by submitting a ticket https://tiny.utk.edu/tlcsupport
Technology Needed:
For both online and in-person classes
- Functioning desktop or laptop; tablets are not recommended, and phones are not a good option
- Access to a stable Internet connection
For online classes -
- Webcam: we ask that you use your webcam in class as this helps to create a feeling of classroom community.
- Microphone
Digital literacies requirements
- For both online and in-person classes, understanding of how to log in and navigate Matrix, our learning management system, to access resources (e.g., homework, eBook for Spanish, etc.); a Matrix Getting Started Guide is made available to students once the class is confirmed.
- For online classes, several Zoom tutorials are available to learn basic skills (e.g., mute/unmute, turning camera on, use of chat, etc.): Zoom Tutorials
Required Materials: (Note: the course materials may be purchased from the vendor of your choice; possible sources are linked below)
Textbook: Integrated Korean: Intermediate 1 https://a.co/d/8VzQg1y
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(ISBN-13: 978-0824836504 ) (2nd Edition)
Workbook: Integrated Korean: Intermediate 1 https://a.co/d/2hPL0nc
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(ISBN-13: 978-0824836511) (2nd Edition)
Supplementary Textbook: Reading Korean with Culture 2 https://a.co/d/fiKBzxy , https://www.hanbooks.com/rekowicu2.html
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(ISBN-13: 978-8927732495) (Korean Edition)
This course will cover Integrated Korean Intermediate 1: Lesson 4 and RK2 Ch 13 & 14