Course - Language and communication in the media community - NORD6022
Language and communication in the media community
New from the academic year 2021/2022
About
About the course
Course content
This course is based on Norwegian 1 and emphasizes three main themes: grammar, language in the media community and second language learning.
Learning outcome
Knowledge
The candidate
- has extensive knowledge of the language as a system and possibility
- has knowledge of how grammatical awareness can contribute to the further development of students' oral and written skills
- has knowledge of theories and methods of analysis to understand varied forms of expression in the media society
- has knowledge of multilingual development, competence and practice
- has knowledge of what characterizes everyday language and school language
Skills
The candidate can
- plan, carry out and evaluate teaching in grammar for pupils at the lower secondary level and at the upper secondary level and substantiate academic choices
- facilitate teaching that examines varied forms of expression in the media society in order to understand different linguistic practices
- maintain, strengthen and draw on the multilingual students' overall language competence
- facilitate teaching that develops students' linguistic awareness
General competence
The candidate
- has experience with the use of digital media and can facilitate their use in Norwegian professional contexts
- has developed theoretical, analytical and didactic knowledge of language and communication
Learning methods and activities
The digital learning platform is used actively between the sessions, for submission of written works and communication with fellow students. The course includes student presentations, the sharing of experiences, lectures, and workshops. Throughout the study, the students’ own writing and reflections between theory and practice experiences, is central.
Compulsory assignments:
Submission of two individual subject texts
Annotated bibliography of some syllabus texts
Compulsory assignments
- Assignments
- Annotated bibliography
Further on evaluation
Assessment: Oral exam.
The exam is organized as an individual academic presentation where syllabus literature and experiences from work in one's own classroom are to be seen in context.
All aids are allowed during the preparation time.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
- (KNO2-8-13)
Recommended previous knowledge
The candidate should be employed as a teacher at the lower secondary level or in upper secondary school.
Required previous knowledge
Norwegian 1 or equivalent.
Subject areas
- Teacher Education
- Scandinavian Language and Literature
Contact information
Course coordinator
Department with academic responsibility
Department of Teacher Education
Department with administrative responsibility
Centre for Continuing Education and Professional Development