2016_17
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Facultat de Lletres
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Grau d'Anglès (2009)
 Assignatures
  INTRODUCCIÓ A LA LITERATURA ANGLESA
   Avaluació
Metodologies Competències Descripció Pes        
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 To complete the CA requirements, you must hand in three written commentaries on the texts indicated by the tutor. These will increase in length and complexity and weight (proportional mark) as the course continues. If the three commentaries/essays are not handed in, you will not be eligible to pass on the CA alone. You must score a minimum of at least 3/10 for each piece of work, for it to count as completed for CA purposes. Good quality written English is a prerequisite to having your work's contents assessed. 30%
Proves mixtes
A5
A6
 There will be three CA tests, done in class, one for each period studied in the course. You must take all three tests to be eligible to pass the course on the CA alone. Each test will have a Theory and Practical section, comprising questions requiring only short answers, and more extensive essay questions. Good quality written English is a prerequisite to having your test's contents assessed. 30%
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A journal, in which each student will record their personal learning experience of the course and of their reading of assigned texts. There must be at least one or two entries per week of a minimum of 300 words total per week. These journals will be collected after the first three weeks, for orientation and feedback, so that the students know they have understood the purpose of the journal. At the end of the course, completed journals will be handed in for assessment. The quality of the Student's written English will be taken into account in the marking. Handing in a completed journal is an obligatory component of the CA, without which the Student will not be eligible to pass the course on CA alone.

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In all CA tests and Written Commentaries, students must achieve at least a 3/10 in each piece of work, for the CA requirement to have been deemed complete. In other words, a student who has less than a '3.0' in one of the CA tests will be obliged to take the complete Final Exam, in the Segona Convocatoria.

If you do not, or cannot, attend the class regularly and consequently do not complete the Continuous Assessment programme satisfactorily, you will have to take the Final Exam, in the Segona Convocatoria.

The Final Exam will consist of Theory and Practical sections, of equal weight. There will be questions with short answers of historical context, more extensive written answers of certain theoretical issues. In the Practical section there will be a combination of guided commentaries on specific, previously studied, texts, and essay questions, to test a wider-ranging understanding of the course content.

In cases where results are borderline, regular attendance (80%+) and active participation in class discussion may be taken into consideration, at the tutor's discretion.

Any instance of Plagiarism, copying a text or ANY PART OF A TEXT from another source without proper reference or citation, so that effectively the work of another person is presented as the student's own work, will result in the piece of work in which the instance occurs being evaluated as a '0'. This will lead to a fail in the Continuous Assessment component of the course.

Any instance of plagiarism, copying a text or ANY PART OF A TEXT from another source without proper reference or citation, so that effectively the work of another person is presented as the student's own, will result in the piece of work in which the instance occurs being evaluated as a '0'. This will lead to failure of the Continuous Assessment component of the course.

Any instance of plagiarism, copying a text or ANY PART OF A TEXT from another source without proper reference or citation, so that effectively the work of another person is presented as the student's own, will result in the piece of work in which the instance occurs being evaluated as a '0'. This will lead to failure of the Continuous Assessment component of the course.

Any instance of plagiarism, copying a text or ANY PART OF A TEXT from another source without proper reference or citation, so that effectively the work of another person is presented as the student's own, will result in the piece of work in which the instance occurs being evaluated as a '0'. This will lead to failure of the Continuous Assessment component of the course.

Any instance of plagiarism, copying a text or ANY PART OF A TEXT from another source without proper reference or citation, so that effectively the work of another person is presented as the student's own, will result in the piece of work in which the instance occurs being evaluated as a '0'. This will imply the failure of the CA, and so will require the student to take the Final Exam. A recurrence of plagiarism in the same student's work will result in a '0' - Suspens being given as a final course mark.