The document provides an overview of the topics and learning objectives for weeks 1 through 3 of a course on word definition and grammatical categories. Specifically:
1. In week 1 (1.5 hours), students will learn about how words are formed, mechanisms of word formation, and how word meanings change in different contexts.
2. In weeks 2-3 (6 hours), students will learn about and analyze the meaning and use of various noun and pronoun structures, including the different classes and properties of nouns and pronouns.
3. Learning activities will include reading course guides, participating in online lectures and discussions, and active learning exercises to identify parts of speech in texts and presentations.
The document provides an overview of the topics and learning objectives for weeks 1 through 3 of a course on word definition and grammatical categories. Specifically:
1. In week 1 (1.5 hours), students will learn about how words are formed, mechanisms of word formation, and how word meanings change in different contexts.
2. In weeks 2-3 (6 hours), students will learn about and analyze the meaning and use of various noun and pronoun structures, including the different classes and properties of nouns and pronouns.
3. Learning activities will include reading course guides, participating in online lectures and discussions, and active learning exercises to identify parts of speech in texts and presentations.
The document provides an overview of the topics and learning objectives for weeks 1 through 3 of a course on word definition and grammatical categories. Specifically:
1. In week 1 (1.5 hours), students will learn about how words are formed, mechanisms of word formation, and how word meanings change in different contexts.
2. In weeks 2-3 (6 hours), students will learn about and analyze the meaning and use of various noun and pronoun structures, including the different classes and properties of nouns and pronouns.
3. Learning activities will include reading course guides, participating in online lectures and discussions, and active learning exercises to identify parts of speech in texts and presentations.
( 1.5 hours) At the end of the week, the Criteria Read and Study the Course Guide uploaded in iKonek, printed or saved preservice teacher (PST) in the OTG or USB flash drive should be able to: a. a. How are new words formed? Access the Interactive Links provided in the Study Guide or saved in the discuss how words are b. How are words formed? OTG or USB flash drive (Collaborative Room Design) formed; its mechanism c. How many new words are and process, and created every day? Participate in the Lecture-Discussion via Google Meet and/or in the iKonek Discussion Forum reflect on how word d. What are some mechanisms meaning changes when in forming new words? used in varied contexts. e. Which word formation Article reading on : process is the source of the English word modem? - How New Words Are Born by Andy Boodle (https://www.theguardian.com/media/ mind-your-
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Language Word Definition and Criteria will follow. Weeks 2-3 At the end of these weeks, 2. Grammatical Categories Read and Study the Course Guide uploaded in iKonek, printed or saved ( 6 hours) the preservice teacher in the OTG or USB flash drive (PST) should be able to: a. A. Nouns Access the Interactive Links provided in the Study Guide or saved in the describe and analyze OTG or USB flash drive (Collaborative Room Design) meaning, and use of - Classes various noun and pronoun - Inflection and Declension Participate in the Lecture-Discussion on Nouns and Pronouns via Google Meet and/or in the iKonek Discussion Forum structure. - Properties Active learning and facilitated discussion ( e.g. identification of nouns B. Pronouns: through writing short summaries, deconstructing reading texts, group/ individual presentation) -Properties - Classes