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                                                EN31202 Supplementary English

               Supplementary Subject                                                                      Learning Area of  Foreign
               Languages  Secondary 4  Semester 2                                           Time Allocation 40 hours 1 credit

                      The learning area of this course is aimed at assisting students to develop the two skills; speaking
               and writing of English and help them use English language during conversation. This course concentrates on
               speaking and language development. It includes sophisticated techniques to develop communication and
               creative composition skills. Also, vocabulary development, presentations and impromptu speaking will be
               an on-going part of the course. Moreover, students will be able to acquire a favorable attitude towards
               foreign languages for communicating in various situations. Furthermore, students will be able to describe,
               make comparisons and respond to different situations. In completion of these courses students will thus
               have knowledge of conversational English, creative writing, active reading, listening.


                      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


                Give an opinion at discourse level on a range of general and curricular topics.
                   1.  Engage in a conversation and contribute effectively to help move the conversation forward.
                   2.  Understand specific information in texts on a limited range of unfamiliar general and curricular
                      topics, including some extended text.
                   3.  Compose, edit and proofread written work at text level, with some support, on a range of general
                      and curricular topics.
                   4.  Use appropriate sentence structures and grammars to produce a simple/ compound / complex
                      sentence and a piece of well- connected paragraph/writing.
                   5.  Ask questions to clarify meaning on a wide range of general and curricular topics.
                   6.  Recognize the opinion of the speakers, with little or no support, in extended talk on a wide range
                      of general and curricular topics.
                   7.  Respond with some flexibility at both sentence and text level to unexpected comments on a range
                      of general and curricular topics.
                   8.  Write with moderate grammatical accuracy on a limited range of general and curricular topics, with
                      some support.
                   9.  Use with some support style and register appropriate to a limited range of written genres on general
                      and curricular topics.



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