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APPELLO DEL 19 GIUGNO 2025
The exam will take place in Via Salaria 113, room 180, beginning at 11.00 am.
The schedule of the day will be published closer to the time.
Please ensure that your ABSTRACT AND METHODOLOGY are posted in the classroom area for Non Frequentanti by 12 noon on Tuesday 17th June. Submission of the written component is a prerequisite for admission to the oral part of the exam.
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APPELLO del 6 FEBBRAIO 2025
The exam will take place in room 180, Via Salaria campus, starting at 11.30am.
Your written element must be posted in Classroom by 12 noon of the day before the exam.
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ABOUT THE COURSE
The Advanced English Lab is designed for students with an intermediate to advanced level of English.
Ideally you should be at B2, but a B1+ paired with a hearty dose of good will and sustained effort can also lead to success in the course.
The attached document called 'What your level of English on entry should be' explains:
a. what is expected of you in terms of English language competence;
b. how you can audit your skills in English using the CEFR grid.
You will also find advice on resources you can use before the course starts in semester 2, should you feel that you need to strengthen certain areas and improve specific skills.
ABOUT THE EXAM
The exam is the analysis and discussion of a project on a topic chosen by the students and related to their area of study. It has two elements.
1. WRITTEN: this consists of an abstract (highlighting the core points of the project) and a methodology section (detailing how the presentation has developed: how you selected your sources, what was your initial hypothesis, how the process of preparing the presentation evolved, how you analysed the data etc). The written part has to be submitted via Classroom no later than 12 noon of the day before the oral exam.
2. ORAL: this can be LANGUAGE BASED or RESEARCH BASED:
a. Students opting to do a Language based project will present the analysis of a small selection of articles (newspaper, academic, multimedia) on a topic related to their area of study, from a linguistic perspective - comparing and contrasting style of language, register, tone, rhetorical strategies, visual features;
b. Students opting to do a Research based project will choose a topic, formulate a research question and present their findings in the oral exam.
STUDENTS NOT ATTENDING THE COURSE (NON FREQUENTANTI) will have to have their project proposal approved by me beforehand.
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Academic year 2024-25 - TIMETABLE
LM 19 MEDIA, COMUNICAZIONE DIGITALE E GIORNALISMO
a.y. 2024/2025, Semester Two
The lessons for the Laboratorio di inglese specialistico will begin on Wednesday 19th February 2025, and will take place in Aula ORIANA, Via Salaria, 113, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm.
The language of instruction is English.
Linked to the course is a Google Classroom area, which you are all invited to sign up to using your university email account. All resources in support of the course, plus all activities and all the slides for the lessons are posted there.
The code to access the Google Classroom for this course is cp7md4s - please sign up for the class using your Sapienza email address.
LM 88 PROGETTAZIONE SOCIALE PER LA SOSTENIBILITÀ, L'INNOVAZIONE E L'INCLUSIONE DI GENERE
a.y. 2024/2025, Semester two
Lessons for the Laboratorio di inglese specialistico will commence on Wednesday 19th February 2025 and will take place in Aula B10 (Via Salaria 113), from 4:00pm to 6:00pm; the language of instruction is English.
Linked to the course is a Google Classroom area, which you are all invited to sign up to using your university email account. All resources in support of the course, plus all activities and all the slides for the lessons are posted there.
The code to access the Google Classroom for this course is virqbms - please sign up for the class using your Sapienza email address.
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Servizio di tutorato e di supporto per studentesse e studenti con disabilità e disturbi dell'apprendimento (DSA)
Le studentesse e gli studenti iscritti al servizio DSA e disabilità devono fare richiesta di ausili e supporti specifici per sostenere gli esami , almeno dieci giorni prima della prova, individuando una email al Servizio disabilità e al Servizio DSA ai seguenti indirizzi email: servizio.disabilita@uniroma1.it per i servizi disabilità; servizio.dsa@uniroma1.it per i servizi DSA e inserendo in copia conoscenza la prof.ssa Lucia D’Ambrosi all’indirizzo email dsa.coris@uniroma1.it
Nel corpo del messaggio occorre riportare le seguenti informazioni:
nome e cognome del docente;
e-mail del docente;
nome dell’esame; data dell’esame;
supporti richiesti (tempo aggiuntivo e/o riduzione quantitativa e non qualitativa del compito; mappe concettuali, altro).
allegati (mappe concettuali e altro) se richiesti.
Per la procedura d’iscrizione al servizio, le studentesse e gli studenti possono consultare i seguenti link:
Iscrizione al servizio disabilità
https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/i-servizi-gli-studenti-con-disabilita
Iscrizione al servizio DSA
https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/i-servizi-gli-studenti-con-dsa
Si ricorda inoltre che, all'interno del Dipartimento di Comunicazione e Ricerca Sociale, è attivo il servizio Coris per l’inclusione, uno sportello di tutorato metodologico dedicato a offrire supporto personalizzato a studentesse e studenti con disabilità e DSA per la preparazione degli esami e lo svolgimento della tesi di laurea. Per informazioni è possibile rivolgersi alla prof.ssa Lucia D’Ambrosi, lucia.dambrosi@uniroma1.it
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Sede: Via Salaria 113
Stanza: 180
email: nicoletta.diciolla@uniroma1.it