English FOR Academic Purposes

Codice: 20711626

Scheda insegnamento

Anno Accademico di erogazione
2026/2027
Periodo di erogazione
Secondo semestre
CFU
6 CFU
Lingua
Inglese
SSD
ANGL-01/C

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Programma, testi adottati e modalità d’esame sono quelli pubblicati dai docenti per l’anno accademico 2026/2027.

Curriculum
Curriculum unico
Anno di corso
1
Periodo
Secondo semestre
Ore
36
CUIN
260009701

Programma

Il corso di Inglese per scopi accademici di livello B1 mira a introdurre gli studenti alle caratteristiche scritte e orali del discorso accademico. Il modulo consolida e potenzia la conoscenza e l’uso della lingua Inglese in ambito accademico (EAP) integrando le 4 abilità (lettura, produzione scritta, ascolto e produzione orale) applicate a testi autentici in diversi settori disciplinari. Gli studenti prima di sostenere l'esame di English for academic purposes devono aver superato l'idoneità di lingua Inglese al CLA corrispondete al livello B1.

Le/ gli studenti con disabilità e DSA potranno fare richiesta degli strumenti da riconoscere in fase d’esame attraverso l’apposito portale di Ateneo, raggiungibile al seguente link:
https://www.uniroma3.it/roma-tre-inclusiva-studenti-con-disabilita-e-con-dsa/

in caso di esito insufficiente, gli studenti devono osservare il salto d'appello

Il corso fornisce una conoscenza equilibrata tra comprensione orale e scritta. Al termine del corso, gli studenti avranno sviluppato le abilità di produzione scritta e orale corrispondenti al livello atteso su vari argomenti di natura accademica e esplorato diversi registri linguistici e generi in vari ambiti disciplinari.

PROGRAMMA

UNIT 1: Knowledge
Academic focus: understanding and presenting information. Identifying and using general, academic, and technical vocabulary - Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary:. Using compound sentences with coordinators.

UNIT 2: Organization
Academic focus: perspective and stance. understanding stance: adverbials and useful phrases, using contextualising language; Cohesion. – Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: identifying common academic nouns; pronouns and determiners marking cohesion.

UNIT 3: Motivation
Academic focus: definition and explanation; signposting language: giving an overview and sequencing; Introducing cohesive information, definitions, explanations and examples. - Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: understanding and using classifying and evaluative adjectives; the structure of definitions: Noun+prepositional phrase/noun+relative clauses.

UNIT 4: Nature
Academic focus: Description. Using adverbials to introduce supporting information – Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: Identifying adverbials meaning; using adverbials for cohesion. Noun phrases: adjective+noun+adverb+adjective+noun.

UNIT 5: Power
Academic focus: Reporting and Summarising. Reporting verbs: referring to points in a presentation.– Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: affixes: using suffixes to recognise word families; building word families using affixes. Noun phrases: summarising ideas using noun phrase patterns/using key nouns and determiners/ paraphrasing longer structures.

UNIT 6: Growth
Academic focus: Using sources; referring to sources/using reporting verbs and verb structures – Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: identifying form in reported structures; Using reporting structures

UNIT 7: Networks
Academic focus: Contextualising. Identify essay focus. Explaining and rephrasing. – Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: essay verbs; noun phrases: expressing key information using complex noun phrases.

UNIT 8: Innovation
Academic focus: Referencing – Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: Cohesive language; selecting and using linking expressions in texts.

UNIT 9: Consumption
Academic focus: Comparison and contrast.– Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: identifying comparing and contrasting structures.

UNIT 10: Crime
Academic focus: argument and evidence; evaluative language: adjectives. Maximizing and minimising language: modal verbs, adverbs and verbs – Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: noticing and interpreting arguments.

UNIT 11: Energy
Academic focus: identifying problem, solution and evaluation in texts. – case study and process – Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: the language of problems and solutions.

UNIT 12: Progress
Academic focus: Cause and effect. – Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking. Vocabulary: Identify cause and effect language in a text; expressing caution. Identify stance in cause and effect relationships.

Prerequisiti

Il corso di Inglese per scopi accademici di livello B1 mira a introdurre gli studenti alle caratteristiche scritte e orali del discorso accademico. Il modulo consolida e potenzia la conoscenza e l’uso della lingua Inglese in ambito accademico (EAP) integrando le 4 abilità (lettura, produzione scritta, ascolto e produzione orale) applicate a testi autentici in diversi settori disciplinari. Gli studenti prima di sostenere l'esame di English for academic purposes devono aver superato l'idoneità di lingua Inglese al CLA corrispondete al livello B1.

Testi adottati

Edward de Chazal & Louis Rogers: Oxford EAP – A Course in English for Academic Purposes – B1+, OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
ISBN: 9780194002011

Modalità di erogazione

Il corso prevede lezioni in presenza e a distanza

Modalità di frequenza

la frequenza non è obbligatoria ma vivamente consigliata.

Modalità di valutazione

risposta esatta= 1 o 2 punti (in base alla tipologia di esercizio)
risposta mancante o risposta errata=0 punti

Prove previste

  • Prova scritta

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Ambito disciplinare: Discipline semiotiche, linguistiche e informatiche

Il corso di Inglese per scopi accademici di livello B1 mira a introdurre gli studenti alle caratteristiche scritte e orali del discorso accademico. Il modulo consolida e potenzia la conoscenza e l’uso della lingua Inglese in ambito accademico (EAP) integrando le 4 abilità (lettura, produzione scritta, ascolto e produzione orale) applicate a testi autentici in diversi settori disciplinari.
Le attività didattiche sviluppano le capacità di analisi critica e le competenze essenziali nello studio della lingua accademica, con un particolare focus sugli strumenti metodologici usati nell’analisi critica del discorso scritto e orale.

Il corso fornisce una conoscenza equilibrata tra comprensione orale e scritta. Al termine del corso, gli studenti avranno sviluppato le abilità di produzione scritta e orale corrispondenti al livello atteso su vari argomenti di natura accademica e esplorato diversi registri linguistici e generi in vari ambiti disciplinari

Esempi di domande d’esame

TIPOLOGIA degli esercizi
All’esame gli studenti avranno esercizi basati sugli argomenti presentati nel testo in adozione
E. de Chazal & L.Rogers, Oxford EAP B1+,Oxford University Press ISBN 978-0-19400201-1.
IL CORSO E LA PROVA D’ESAME SONO SONO INCENTRATI SU GRAMMATICA, LESSICO E LINGUAGGIO ACCADEMICO (Language Reference pp.176-188):

ADJECTIVES, ADVERBS, ADVERBIALS, AFFIXES, ARTICLES, CAUSE AND EFFECT LANGUAGE, CLAUSE AND CLAUSE ELEMENTS, COMPLEMENTS, COMPLEX SENTENCES, COMPOUND SENTENCES,CONJUNCTIONS, COORDINATORS, DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS, DETERMINERS, THE FUTURE, HEDGING, IMPERATIVES, -ING CLAUSES, IT AND THERE STRUCTURES, LINKING ADVERBIALS, MAXIMIZING AND MINIMISING LANGUAGE, MODAL VERBS, NOUNS AND NOUN PHRASES, NUMBERS, OBJECTS, PASSIVE VOICE, PREPOSITIONS AND PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES, PREPOSITIONAL AND PHRASAL VEBRS, PROGRESSIVE FORMS, PRONOUNS, RELATIVE CLAUSES, REPORTING VERBS, SIMPLE SENTENCES, STANCE AND PERSPECTIVE ADVERBIALS, SUBJECTS, SUBORDINATORS, THAT-CLAUSES, TENSE AND ASPECT, TO- CLAUSE, Wh- CLAUSES, WORD CLASS AND WORD FAMILIES, CITATION.
Si forniscono alcuni esempi:
esempio 1
Complete the sentences using the correct word in the box
pose undermine discourage restrict use
• The software allows parents to _____ access to certain websites. [ANSWER: RESTRICT; 1 POINT]
esempio 2
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ALTERNATIVE (A,B,C) TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCES. (ONE ANSWER ONLY)
• The model ______ some important assumptions.
c) meets b) provides c) make [ANSWER: c) MAKE; 1 POINT]
esempio 3
Complete the sentences using the correct form of the word in capitals. (ONE ANSWER ONLY)
• The groups are typically run by unpaid ______ from the local community. VOLUNTARY
[ANSWER: VOLUNTEERS; 2 POINTS]
esempio 4
Complete the sentences using the best form of the word in capitals. You may need to add a prefix or a suffix
• Always wear a suitable laboratory coat, protective goggles and _____ gloves. (DISPOSE) [ANSWER: disposable; 2 POINTS]
esempio 5
Choose the best word to complete the ‘collocations’ underlined in the sentences
Petras and Morley ___ a distinction between the regime and the state.
d) provide b) make c)do [ANSWER: b) MAKE; 1 POINT]
esempio 6
Choose the options which have a similar meaning to the underlined phrase in the sentences
• Based on the premise that positive and negative attitudes towards physical activity each have an effect on children’s physical activity, individuals can be categorised along both dimensions (positive/negative).
b) Starting from the assumption that b) Based on the idea that c) Given that [ANSWER: A,B; 1 POINT]

esempio 7
Identify the type of citations underlined in these extracts:
• In forecasting economic processes, animate metaphors prevail in growth and recovery narratives, while inanimate ones seem to be deployed by authors when they comment on narrative (see for example Charteris-Black 2004: 135-136; Morris et al. 2007).
A)QUOTATION B)PARAPHRASE C) INDIRECT REFERENCE [ANSWER: C; 1 POINT]
esempio 8
Complete the sentences with cause/effect words or phrases from the list
FOR THESE REASONS DUE TO BECAUSE RESULT IN
• The door was off its hinges _____ the wind had been so strong. [ANSWER: because; 1 POINT]
esempio 9
Complete the text with the prepositional verbs in the list. You may need to change the grammatical form of some verbs.
Contribute to account for base on result in focus on associate with lead to

• Monetarism is an economic policy ______with Mrs Thatcher. [ANSWER: associated; 2 POINTS]
esempio 10
In each sentence decide if the author uses maximizing or minimising language
• It appears that the research is inconclusive. [ANSWER: MINIMIZING LANGUAGE; 2 POINTS]
• This set of experiences will influence the way we think about the world. [ANSWER: MAXIMIZING LANGUAGE modal WILL indicating certainty; 2 POINTS]

esempio 11
Complete sentences with cohesive words/phrases from the list
AS A RESULT FIRSTLY FOR EXAMPLE FURTHEMORE
• ____, there are several famous cold deserts, such as the Gobi and the Atacama deserts. [ANSWER: For example; 1 POINT]
esempio 12
Look at the collocations in italics and decide what stance the author is taking (A, B)
• Reducing interest rates became a central strategy in stabilizing the economy.
a)The strategy is important b) The strategy is unimportant [ANSWER: a); 1 POINT]
esempio 13
In each sentence decide if the author shows positive or negative stance
• The study was extensive and thorough. [ANSWER: positive; 2 POINTS]

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