EN102 Sentences and Vocabulary in General Use (BBA)
Final scores are now online and have been submitted to the office. If you failed to pass the assignment you were given an I, and this also applied to those who failed to show up for the re-exam on the date below.
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Assignment.
For those who I have spoken to, here are the details of the replacement essay assignment. Please write a 1000 word essay based on the title:
"Please examine the importance of English Sentences and Vocabulary in General Use in everyday life"
Deadline - March 16th (you can bring it to me at the NMB Building Room 302)
Length - 1000 words
All work must be written in your own words. Any copied work will result in being given an F.
All work must be written by yourself. If the standard of your work is suspiciously high, I will request you to meet me to write a section of your work when I meet you to check the level.
Please email me if you have any questions
*Please can groups 20 and 21 attend University on February 26th, at 9am for a re-exam in NMB 3rd floor, 303* Please tell your friends about the date. A score if I will be given for non-attendance.
Here are the preliminary final scores for the course.
I am very curious about the final exam scores of certain groups, particularly groups 20 and 21, with a high number of people in those groups suddenly scoring 23-25 (nearly 100%), even though the presentation scores for those groups were very low (2 out of 20 and 10.5/20 respectively) and the average score on the exam overall was 16.1. These scores were inconsistent with other groups' scores....It is very uncommon for everyone in a group to get almost the same score...usually there is a range as people have different abilities (please see the score sheet below). There is of course a chance that everyone in the group worked hard, and achieved a good score from studying together. This was not an easy exam however, as can be seen from the general scores overall ).
In the interest of fairness, I would like to arrange a re-exam for these students from groups 20 and 21 with a different exam paper. If the scores students get are similar to the first exam then the original score will stand. If there is a big difference in the scores people get, then there may be a problem. If anyone has any information, I would be happy to hear on garethfinch@hotmail.com.
I will confirm the date for the re-exam on here soon. Please keep checking back.
EN102 Classes
(IIS Building 9th Floor)
Chapters we covered in class for the final exam
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12
Important dates
December 8
December 15
December 17
December 22 Christmas Gift Exchange (Bring a gift suitable for either a boy or a girl, minimum value 200thb, wrap it in gift paper). See below for more
January 10
January 17 **NO CLASS TODAY. Complete chapters 13, 14 and 15 as homework**
January 24 Presentations part 1
January 31 Presentations part 2 / Final exam (The final exam will be based on questions that come from chapters of the textbook I assign in class or for homework). The final exam will take place after the presentation
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December 15
December 17
December 22 Christmas Gift Exchange (Bring a gift suitable for either a boy or a girl, minimum value 200thb, wrap it in gift paper). See below for more
January 10
January 17 **NO CLASS TODAY. Complete chapters 13, 14 and 15 as homework**
January 24 Presentations part 1
January 31 Presentations part 2 / Final exam (The final exam will be based on questions that come from chapters of the textbook I assign in class or for homework). The final exam will take place after the presentation
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Group Presentation
(You may present for 10 minutes)
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Presentation Day 1 (January 24th)
9.30-9.40 Group 13
9.40-9.50 Group 14
9.50-10.00 Group 15
10.00-10.10 Group 16
10.20-10.30 Group 17
10.30-10.40 Group 18
10.40-10.50 Group 19
10.50-11.00 Group 20
11.10-11.20 BREAK
11.20-11.30 Group 21
11.30-11.40 Group 22
11.40-11.50 Group 23
11.50-12.00 Group 24
12.00-12.40 LUNCH
12.40-12.50 Group 25
12.50-13.00 Group
13.00-13.10 Group
13.10-13.20 Group
13.20- PRESENTATION FEEDBACK (Or after final group)
Presentation Day 2 (January 31st)
9.30-9.40 Group 1
9.40-9.50 Group 2
9.50-10.00 Group 3
10.00-10.10 Group 4
10.20-10.30 Group 5
10.30-10.40 Group 6
10.40-10.50 Group 7
10.50-11.00 Group 8
11.10-11.20 BREAK
11.20-11.30 Group 9
11.30-11.40 Group 10
11.40-11.50 Group 11
11.50-12.00 Group 12
13.00- Final exam
9.30-9.40 Group 13
9.40-9.50 Group 14
9.50-10.00 Group 15
10.00-10.10 Group 16
10.20-10.30 Group 17
10.30-10.40 Group 18
10.40-10.50 Group 19
10.50-11.00 Group 20
11.10-11.20 BREAK
11.20-11.30 Group 21
11.30-11.40 Group 22
11.40-11.50 Group 23
11.50-12.00 Group 24
12.00-12.40 LUNCH
12.40-12.50 Group 25
12.50-13.00 Group
13.00-13.10 Group
13.10-13.20 Group
13.20- PRESENTATION FEEDBACK (Or after final group)
Presentation Day 2 (January 31st)
9.30-9.40 Group 1
9.40-9.50 Group 2
9.50-10.00 Group 3
10.00-10.10 Group 4
10.20-10.30 Group 5
10.30-10.40 Group 6
10.40-10.50 Group 7
10.50-11.00 Group 8
11.10-11.20 BREAK
11.20-11.30 Group 9
11.30-11.40 Group 10
11.40-11.50 Group 11
11.50-12.00 Group 12
13.00- Final exam
Course Information and syllabus
The following file contains information about the course including the course syllabus
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General Rules
- Do not use phones for social networking in class. Phones can only be used for dictionaries or to access course materials. Using them for social networking can lead to a loss of attendance.
- Do not sign in your friends in the morning or you will lose your attendance score
- Do not copy or cheat
- Confirm your attendance in the class
- There are no re-takes permitted for this course. If you fail the course you must re-take it when is next offered
Contact
Please email me at garethfinch@hotmail.com if you have any questions. Please check all of the pages of the course website before emailing me.
