Korean IV: Korean through Movies (311-2-20)

Instructors

Eun Hee Kim
847/467-7419
1880 Campus Drive, Kresge Hall, 4-415
Office Hours: Varies quarter to quarter, please contact instructor

Meeting Info

University Hall 218: Tues, Thurs 3:30PM - 4:50PM

Overview of class

AY26: This advanced Korean language course is designed to challenge students to further develop Korean proficiency by utilizing the medium of movies. Through a selection of carefully curated Korean films, students will not only enhance their language proficiency in both spoken and written discourse but also gain insights into Korean culture and society.

Registration Requirements

Completion of 211-3 with C- or above, or the departmental placement

Learning Objectives

This course is designed to have students reach their proficiency at the Advanced Low level of the ACTFL guideline by the end of year. It aims to develop competency in interpersonal, presentational, and interpretive communication as well as cultures and comparisons in conjunction with the National Standards.

Teaching Method

Students will be watching authentic Korean movies; describing topics, plots, and details of films; interpreting the cultural and social implications of films; writing interpretive and analytical essays.

Evaluation Method

Grades will be given based on attendance and class participation, vocabulary quizzes, discussion papers, reflection papers, oral presentations, and final project.

Class Materials (Required)

Instructor's handouts and movies

Enrollment Requirements

Enrollment Requirements: Pre-req: Students must have passed Korean 211-3 or be placed in according to department placement. Pre-req: Students must have passed Korean 211-3 or be placed in according to department placement.