Practical Learning of English: Lexis and Reading
This course is dedicated for students at University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw majoring in English Philosophy first degree.
This course is dedicated for students at University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw majoring in English Philosophy first degree.
This course is dedicated for students at University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw majoring in English Philosophy first degree. In this course you will read articles with understanding, learn new vocabulary and complete tasks. The importance of the "Practical learning of English: Vocabulary & Reading" course lies in its holistic approach to language education. This course stands out for its creative methodologies and engaging content, which are designed to stimulate intellectual curiosity and foster a passion for learning. Through a combination of interactive lectures, practical exercises, and real-life examples, students are encouraged to explore the intricacies of the English language and to apply their knowledge in diverse contexts.
To participate in this course you need to be student at University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw majoring in English Philosophy first degree.
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To receive the certificate, you must complete the course. The course must be passed with a minimum of 60%, which means that a minimum of 60% of the correct answers must be given during all lessons.
Prominent figure in the field of ELT, serving as an Assistant Professor at the School of Humanities and Fine Arts within the University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw, Poland. He is the author of the course "Practical English: Vocabulary & Reading". This innovative course is designed to bridge the gap between theoretical linguistics and practical language use, offering students a unique blend of vocabulary enhancement and reading comprehension strategies tailored to real-world applications.