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Hello and a warm welcome to the explainer video

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for the module ENG 11 Focus on primary level

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specific literary or cultural studies and action
research.

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This module is for primary education students
in their bachelor studies.

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This video aims to give an overview of ENG
11 final module exam organization.

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Therefore, it does not replace seminars or
lectures attendance.

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In this video we will first take a look at
the module handbook.

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Afterwards, I will talk about the seminars
and lectures,

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and in the end we will take a closer look at
the exam.

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So let's start off with a look at the module
handbook.

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Once you've completed the module, you will
get ten credit points,

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nine credit points in total for the seminars

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and one credit point for the exam.

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The ISP seminar, also known as Methodology
seminar,

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is part of the module, but not of the exam.

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That is why I will not focus on this seminar.

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So let's take a closer look at the seminars
and lectures.

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There are three essential courses. You must
either attend a literature

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or a cultural studies seminar.

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You also have to attend a seminar called Action
or Empirical Research

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in the Foreign Language Classroom.

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Each of these seminars gives three credit points.

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The third essential course is the colloquium
for exam candidates.

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This course is offered 4 to 5 times and it
takes place

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at the beginning of the term.

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The first session is mandatory.

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At the end of the term, you will take your
exam.

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For the exam, you need to sign up in the

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StudIP through colloquium for exam candidates
course.

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Let's move on to the setup of the final module
exam.

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The exam at the end of the module ENG 11 is
an oral exam

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and gives one credit point.

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The exam consists of three parts.

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One part deals with TEFL.

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Then you can choose a topic on literature,
cultural studies or linguistics.

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The final part is called Empirical Research
Sketch,

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also known as ERs.

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You learn how to write the ERs in the seminar

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empirical research in the classroom and in
the colloquium

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for exam candidates course.

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At the beginning of the term, you choose topics
for the three parts.

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There are some rules that you need to be aware

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of when choosing a topic.

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Those rules and further details will be shared
in the colloquium

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for exam candidates course.

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Just a small piece of advice.

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Try to choose topics you're already familiar

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with and interested in.

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When finally taking the exam, you will have
two examiners.

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They are going to ask you questions on your
topic

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and you don't have to prepare a presentation
like a PowerPoint.

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So the colloquium is not a presentation, but
a formal discussion

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on an academic topic which includes question
and answer time.

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The exam will take 25 minutes, seven minutes
for each of the three parts

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and about four minutes for the examiners to
discuss your grade.

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About two weeks before the exam takes place,

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there will be an opportunity to take part in
a mock exam

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organized in the colloquium for exam candidates
course.

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So good luck with your exam and thank you very
much for watching.

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