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ENG 325 Orature

NCE3 levelArts & Humanities40 topics

ENG 325 covers 40 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

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Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. COURSE DESCRIPTION
  2. Eng 111: Practical Listening Skills & Speech Work (2 Credits) C
  3. The training will enable the students u nderstand and improve their ability to identify,
  4. Similarly, trainees will obey the rules of t urn taking, instruction, command or directives given as
  5. What is Listening?
  6. Techniques involving Ear Training.
  7. Cultivating good listening habits; listen ing for information on radio and television
  8. Drills in vowels and vowel contrasts and minimal pair drills
  9. Aural-oral discrimination practice.
  10. Minimal pairs/set drills in syllable initial, medial and final
  11. Drills in consonant and consonant contrasts
  12. Rhythm practice
  13. Intonation (contrast with tone in student’s MT/LI)
  14. Intonation drills for sentence meaning/speakers attitudes
  15. Listening comprehension
  16. Listening for entertainment.
  17. Anticipatory Listening
  18. Listening for appreciation/ evaluation.
  19. Listening to academic talks, speeches, lectures, etc.
  20. Listening to models of English speech and practice in oral discrimination in the language
  21. Lecturers are advised to ensure that actual practice and drills are the essence of ENG
  22. 111 and 112 and should permeate their facilitation.
  23. Eng 112 Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology (2 Credits) C
  24. Phonetics and Phonology: Definition & distinction.
  25. Organs of speech and the mechanism of speech sounds.
  26. Consonants and Vowels.
  27. Introduction to phonemic transcription.
  28. Stress: word-level and its effects on pronunciation.
  29. Stress: At sentence level and its effect on speech production.
  30. Intonation
  31. Further practice on intonation
  32. Further practice on Consonant contrast
  33. The syllable and its structure
  34. Further practice on Phonemic Transcription
  35. Efforts should be made to help the students to reduce to the minimal elements of LI
  36. Laboratory should be emphasized for practical drills.
  37. Lecturers are to note that though this course has a strong theoretical component, practical
  38. Eng 113: Basic Grammar (2 Credits) C
  39. The place of grammar in the teaching and learning of English language is
  40. Grammar: An introduction

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One topic, as StudyPath teaches it.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This topic introduces Orature as the study of oral literary expression, performance, and indigenous knowledge systems transmitted by word of mouth. For the exam, you must master what the course covers, why oral forms are treated as literature, and how performance, audience, memory, and culture shape meaning.

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