Communication Studies and Language - Language
This qualification aims to:
Integrated assessment methods have been incorporated to ensure that the purpose of the qualification in language teaching and learning is achieved. These assessment methods include:
Written examinations: Students will be assessed through written examinations to evaluate their understanding of theoretical concepts and practical applications in language teaching.
Oral examinations: Students will participate in oral examinations to assess their communication skills, language proficiency, and ability to interact effectively in a teaching environment.
Classroom presentations and discussions: Students will be required to give presentations and participate in discussions to demonstrate their ability to convey information clearly and engage with their peers in a classroom setting.
Use of projects: Projects will be utilized to solve language teaching and learning problems, allowing students to apply their knowledge and skills in real-world scenarios.
Other assessment methods:
By incorporating a variety of assessment methods, including written and oral examinations, classroom activities, projects, and educator evaluations, the qualification in language teaching and learning aims to comprehensively evaluate students' abilities and ensure they are well-prepared for their future careers in language education.
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