Sumários
Feedback on the semester's work
16 Dezembro 2022, 15:30 • Miguel Pascoal Figueiredo
Feedback on
the work developed during the semester.
The alternative exam in January consists of questions and essay questions about the topics discussed during the semester as well as the compulsory reading materials.
For more
information, please contact me: miguel.figueiredo [at] campus.ul.pt
Oxford Union style debate
16 Dezembro 2022, 09:30 • Ana Rita Martins Capela e Silva
Oxford Union style debate: "This House Believes democracy is a necessary condition to economic growth and stability"
Feedback on the written Test
15 Dezembro 2022, 12:30 • Paula Alexandra Carvalho Alves Rodrigues Horta
Individual discussion of the semester work and final mark.
SHOWTIME Student Pantos PART THREE + Final Exam Info.
15 Dezembro 2022, 08:00 • David Michael Greer
Information on the Final Exam January 2023
The information for the B2.2 final exam is as follows: Thursday 12th at 8 am in Room C015.
For the final exam (90 minutes, like the lessons), you should prepare our 3 texts (“Ask Philippa”, “The Difference between Healthy and Unhealthy Love” and “Visiting Hours”). You’ll have two tasks: an essay on ONE of the texts and a creative piece based on a DIFFERENT one of the texts.
The question paper will tell you which 2 texts you have to write on and the type of writing you must do for each one.
So you’ll see something like this (only an example):
Q. 1 Discuss the theme of XXXXXX in The text I’ve chosen. (This would be the essay.)
Q. 2 Imagine you are XXXX in The text I’ve chosen. Write about your experience(s) with XXXXX. You must write in the 1st person (as ‘I’). (This would be the creative writing.)
Each text will be worth 50% of the final mark.
You must bring our coursebook (it can be on your phone) and you can also use online or hard copy dictionaries.
There will be no minimum or maximum number of words.
If you have any doubts, please ask.
FEEDBACK
14 Dezembro 2022, 18:30 • Gaile Parkin
Individual feedback on Oral Presentations and the course as a whole while small groups collaborated on solving logic puzzles.