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                                               EN22201 Supplementary English


               Supplementary Subject                                                                         Learning Area of  Foreign
               Languages  Secondary 2 Semester 1                                             Time Allocation 40 hours 1 credit


                       This  course  is  designed  to  introduce  students  to  the  major  components  of  oral  and  writing
               academic  discourse  at  a  basic  level.  Students  at  this  level  are  supposed  to  have  some  foundational
               knowledge of English, expand their vocabulary, and become more confident in expressing themselves in
               English. Speaking spans over almost half of the course; it allows students to participate in discussions and
               in-class dialogues and prepare them to give quality informative presentations. The following language areas
               are targeted: speaking accuracy, fluency, complexity, and pronunciation. Writing spans over almost a third of
               the course; it focuses on helping students to understand a lecture and analyze its components. In parallel,
               it deals with the organizational elements of an academic lecture with writing comprehension


                        This course focuses on the students’ English proficiency with a primary emphasis on the speaking
               and writing skills through lectures by the teacher; collaborative learning groups; student-led facilitation of
               topics; online learning; games; and activities in order to allow students to develop themselves to their
               highest  potentiality.  Throughout  the  course,  students  should  be  able  to  use  English  language  skills  in
               seeking knowledge and enjoyment, including ability to use technology, thinking and problem solving to
               become well-rounded and fully developed in all respects - physical, intellectual, emotional and social and
               develop thinking skills toward the 21st century.

                        The course also enables students to instill the desirable characteristics, including love  of nation,
               religion  and  king,  honesty   and  integrity,  self  -discipline,  avidity   for  learning,  observe   of  principles  of
               Sufficiency Economy Philosophy in one’s way of life, dedication  and commitment to work, cherishing Thai-
               ness, public mindedness and be healthy and well-balanced.


               Learning Outcomes

                   1.  Engage in a conversation and contribute effectively to help move the conversation forward.
                   2.  Identify  the  main  idea,  analyze  the  essence,  interpret  and  express opinions  from listening  to  and
                       reading texts.
                   3.  Explain/discuss the lifestyles, thoughts, beliefs and origins of customs and traditions of native speakers
                       and those of Thais.
                   4.  Explain and justify their own point of view on a range of general and curricular topics
                   5.  Interact with peers to negotiate classroom tasks
                   6.  Write with moderate grammatical accuracy on a limited range of general and curricular topics, with
                       some support
                   7.  Understand the detail of an argument on a limited range of unfamiliar general and curricular topics,
                       including some extended texts
                   8.  Employ and control a variety of vocabulary and grammatical structures data/ideas/opinions clearly,
                       accurately and effectively in both speaking and writing forms.
                   9.  Ask questions to clarify meaning on a wide range of general and curricular topics
                   10. Brainstorm, plan and draft written work at text level, with some support, on a range of general and
                       curricular topics
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