Semestre 1:
English curriculum
Introduction
Who is this English curriculum for?
This curriculum presents technical words and phrases in scientific English as well as in different aspects of grammar and communication those students of both majors MIP and BCG of first semester need for their studies. The vocabulary has been carefully chosen to include terminology from different scientific disciplines along with language for discussing and applying key scientific concepts.
Date |
Title\Topic |
LessonDuration |
Objectives |
Week 1 |
Introducing yourself |
2 hours |
To present the steps involved in introducing yourself to someone. To demonstrate the student’s ability to introduce himself and start a conversation with common topics of conversation.. • Students will demonstrate their ability to greet each other |
Week 2
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Gravity |
2 hours
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After this lesson, students will be able to: Get new terms related to the field of gravity. Students will understand that objects near Earth are pulled toward Earth by gravity. Describe gravity as a force that exists between any two objects that have mass Demonstrate that all objects, regardless of their mass, fall to the ground at the same rate |
Week 3 |
Reading Mathematical Expressions
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2 hours |
After this lesson, students will be able to read correctly mathematical expressions related to : Basics Powers and roots Sets Miscellaneous Calculus Functions |
Week 4
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Punctuation
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2 hours |
After this lesson, students will be able to: Use punctuation marks correctly Identify and explain punctuation usage Differentiate between common punctuation marks Demonstrate an understanding of punctuation through correct usage Identify when each punctuation mark (period, exclamation point, question mark, comma and quotation marks) is needed |
Week 5 |
First conditional
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2 hours |
. After this lesson, students will be able to: Identify structures of the first conditional in English learn how to use the first conditional and become familiar with its different uses (making promises, offers and warnings) Improve recognition of the first conditional forms used in conditional statements, while inductively reviewing the structures. |
Week 6 |
Friendly letter |
2 hours |
After this lesson, students will be able to: Identify components of friendly letter write a friendly letter with appropriate component Organize, plan, and write friendly letters Use commas in the heading, greeting, and closing of a friendly letter. |
Semestre 2:
English curriculum
Introduction
Who is this English curriculum for?
This curriculum presents technical words and phrases in scientific English as well as in different aspects of grammar and communication those students of both majors MIP and BCG of second semester need for their studies. The vocabulary has been carefully chosen to include terminology from different scientific disciplines along with language for discussing and applying key scientific concepts.
Date |
Title\Topic |
Lesson Duration |
Objectives |
Week 1 |
Scientific method |
2 hours |
After this lesson, students will be able to: Identify and describe the six steps of the scientific method. Examine and define the whole steps. Use the scientific method to create an experiment in their daily life. The learners shall be introduced to the terminology of the scientific method. |
Week 2
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Green chemistry
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2 hours
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After this lesson, students will be able to: Get the concepts of green chemistry. Think about the field of green chemistry from different perspective. The learners shall be introduced to the terminology of the field as well as the principles of green chemistry. |
Week 3 |
Energy |
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After completing this lesson, the students will be able to: Distinguish between renewable and non-renewable. Describe ways energy is used. Discuss and debate the pros and cons of energy. Learn terminology related to the types energy. |
Week 4
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Writing emails |
2 hours |
After this lesson, the students will be able to: Explore the theme of writing emails Learn the rules of writing emails Compose and send an email.
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Week 5 |
Causes of pollution |
2 hours |
The student will be able to : Identify and discuss different kinds of pollution Identify and discuss sources of pollution Discuss and explain why it is important to keep the environment free of pollution |
Week 6 |
Passive voice |
2 hours |
Upon completion of this lesson, students will be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of the meanings made by passive voice. Tell when the agent should be included and when it could be omitted in the passive voice. Students will be able to differentiate between the passive and active voice. |
Semestre 3 end 4 :
English curriculum
Introduction
Who is this English curriculum for?
The acquisition of English is a principal concern of the English curriculum. Hence, this curriculum presents the most important technical words and phrases in scientific English as well as oral and written communication those students of both majors’ semester 3 MIP and BCG need for their work. The vocabulary has been carefully chosen to include terminology from different scientific disciplines along with language for discussing and applying key scientific concepts.
Date |
Title\Topic |
Lesson Duration |
Objectives |
Week 1 |
Solar Energy |
2 hours |
After completing this lesson, the students will be able to: Explain solar energy. Describe ways solar energy is used. Discuss and debate the pros and cons of solar energy. Learn terminology of solar energy. |
Week 2
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Writing a scientific report
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2 hours
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After completing this lesson, the students will be able to: Identify parts that comprise a scientific report Understand the process of writing a scientific report Understand what to include/exclude in the various sections of scientific report:(title, abstract introduction, method, results, discussion, and references). |
Week 3 |
Direct vs. Indirect Speech
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Upon completion of this lesson, students will be able to: Define direct speech and indirect speech Distinguish between direct and indirect speech List the rules for converting direct speech to indirect speech and indirect speech to direct speechDevelop their imagination by creating their own sentences. |
Week 4
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Public speaking
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2 hours |
To provide students with strategies/ knowledge to help them regulate their breathing and calm their nerves when they speak publicly in front of an audience. To get students to connect with their bodies and understand the influence that their anxieties have on the performance of their bodily functions and vice versa. To demonstrate competence in applying public speaking skills through a well-organized oral presentation |
Week 5 |
Writing a CV |
2 hours |
To develop students’ ability to identify parts of a CV. To develop students’ ability to write a simple CV. To give practice of word processing a CV |
Week 6 |
Writing a
Cover letter |
2 hours |
To explain the purpose of sending a cover letter along with a resume. To explain basic, effective letter formats used for cover letters. To identify the basic structure of a cover letter. To give practice of word processing cover letter. |