CURSO DE POSTGRADO WRITTEN AND ORAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN SCIENTIFIC ENGLISH



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UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE FACULTAD DE MEDICINA ESCUELA DE POSTGRADO CURSO DE POSTGRADO WRITTEN AND ORAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN SCIENTIFIC ENGLISH N o m b r e C u r s o SEMESTRE 1º AÑO 015 PROF. ENCARGADO COORDINADOR Ana María, Ph.D Lisette, PhD N o m b r e C o m p le t o 10.004.18-0 7.418.8-0 C é d u la I d e n t i d a d English Programme, Faculty of Medicine, University of Chile Center for Molecular Studies of the Cell, ICBM, Faculty of Medicine, University of Chile U N I D A D A C A D É M I C A TELÉFONO 78015 E-MAIL lleyton@med.uchile.cl, ana.avalos@uautonoma.cl TIPO DE CURSO CLASES SEMINARIOS TUTORIALS PRUEBAS TRABAJOS Complementario ( B á s i c o, Av a n z a d o, C o m p le m e n t ar i o, S e m i n a r i o s B i b l i o g r á f i c o s, F o r m a c i ó n G e n e r a l) 0 HRS. 0 HRS. 0 HRS. 10...HRS. 80...HRS. Nº HORAS PRESENCIALES 70 Nº HORAS NO PRESENCIALES 80 Nº HORAS TOTALES 150 CRÉDITOS 5 ( 1 C r é d i t o E q u i v a le a 0 H o r a s S e m e s t r a le s ) CUPO ALUMNOS 14 ( N m í n i m o ) ( N m áx i mo) PRE-REQUISITOS Ser alumno del Doctorado en Ciencias Biomédicas. Leer y entender Inglés científico. Nivel intermedio-medio de Inglés o haber aprobado curso posgrado "GRAMMAR AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN SCIENTIFIC ENGLISH" INICIO de Julio 015 TERMINO 14 de Septiembre 015 DIA/HORARIO POR SESION Lunes 1:00 a 18:00 hrs. DIA / HORARIO POR SESION Viernes 14:00 a 18:00 hrs. LUGAR Auditorio Dr. Juan Allamand, piso, Escuela de Postgrado, Sector F, FM, UCH E s c u e la D e P o s t g r a d o ( S a la a d e t e r m i n a r ) u o t r o lu g a r

METODOLOGÍA Students will be exposed to a series of scientific talks and articles, cover letters and abstracts. Analysis and discussion of style, grammar and pronunciation issues and difficulties will follow using a series of exercises and tasks. The course will use a top-down and a bottom-up methodology, allowing students to learn from the examples given for them to produce their own pieces of scientific communication samples. The written work will receive feedback by the Professors and the students, so that awareness of most common problems in the production of written scientific English is developed, and communication is thus improved. ( C l a s e s, S e mi n ar i o s, Pr á c t i c o s ) EVALUACIÓN (INDICAR % DE CADA EVALUACION) Students will be evaluated as follows- a) listening quizzes (10%); b) written abstract (5%); c) written cover letter (0%); d) preparation and participation in class (15%); e) final oral and written exam (0%), Attendance to 90% of the seminars is required to pass the course. PROFESORES PARTICIPANTES (INDICAR UNIDADES ACADEMICAS) Centro FONDAP Estudios Moleculares de la Célula-Universidad de Chile Dr. Lisette Dr. Andrew Quest Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud - Universidad Autónoma de Chile Dr. Ana María Profesores invitados: Dr. Andrés Couve, ICBM, Facultad de Medicina Dr. Pedro Maldonado, ICBM, Facultad de Medicina Dr. Vicente Torres, Department of Basic Sciences, Facultad de Odontología, Universidad de Chile DESCRIPCIÓN The aim of this course is to provide students with the linguistic tools to improve the written and oral communication of their scientific research in English. Emphasis will be on the essential grammar and stylistic patterns for the appropriate writing of scientific related documents such as: cover letters to submit a scientific article to a research journal, written exchanges with editors and abstracts. Also, the course aims at developing some listening skills strategies, which are key to improving the pronunciation of words and expressions that are difficult for Spanish speakers when communicating their research. The course will be based on real samples of articles, abstracts, letters and scientific talks given by invited Professors from the Faculty of Medicine and other institutions, whose native language is English or who publish and speak English at an advanced level.

OBJETIVOS This is the second course (Module ) of the English Program for Ph.D students of the Faculty of Medicine, intended for those that have high-intermediate English level. It aims to develop and improve grammar skills in students whose native language is Spanish, in order to help them communicate about the work they perform as scientists. The specific aims are: 1. To give students knowledge about the correct use of English, with an emphasis on writing and oral skills.. To practice writing skills at the sentence and paragraph level, with correct grammatical structures.. To practice oral skills by presenting their research to the rest of the classmates. 4. To practice listening and speaking skills so as to improve communication of scientific research. 5. To enable students to acquire enough skills to continue their study to advanced English level. CONTENIDOS/TEMAS The course will include the following activities: - Scientific talks given by Ph.D students from the Faculty of Medicine of our university and other educational institutions, whose native language is English, or who publish and speak English at an advanced level. - Grammar and pronunciation sessions. - Listening practice and comprehension. - Students will learn how to write an abstract and a cover letter. - Students will present their scientific research. - The professor in charge will have time for tutorials during the course, in order to help students cope with their difficulties and to verify improvement in writing skills. BIBLIOGRAFÍA BÁSICA 1. Principles of Written English. Maggie Sokolik. Wayzgoose Press. 01. Grammar Practice for Upper Intermediate Students with key. Elaine Walker, Steve Elsworth. Pearson Educational Limited 000. BIBLIOGRAFÍA RECOMENDADA 1. Writing Science in Plain English. Anne E. Green. The University of Chicago Press, 01.. The Chicago Guide to Communicating Science. Scott L. Montgomery. The University of Chicago Press, 00.

CALENDARIO DE ACTIVIDADES (A continuación señalar : Descripción de la actividad, fechas, horas presenciales y no presenciales y Profesores a cargo) FECHA Friday July Friday July July 10 HORAS PRESENCIALES July 10 July 10 July 1 July 0, July 4 July 4 July 7 Friday. July 1 July 1 August HORAS NO PRESENCIALES DESCRIPCION ACTIVIDAD PROFESOR 0 Introduction to the Course. 0 Grammar and pronunciation session 1 Listening practice 1 Introduction to Abstract writing session 1 Students present their research topic, feedback Abstract writing session, Peer review 1. Participating in Seminars, Meetings 0 Grammar and pronunciation session Listening quiz 1 Talk 1 Analysis/discussion after scientific talk session 1 Students present their research topic, feedback Abstract writing session, Peer review. Torres 0 Grammar and pronunciation session Students present their research topic, feedback Pronunciation issues after students presentation Submission of Final Abstract 0 Talk Analysis/ discussion after scientific talk session Maldonado August 7 August 7 August 10 Grammar and pronunciation session 4 Listening practice 0 Grammatical /stylistic issues in writing a cover letter, session 1 Listening quiz.

Aug 14 Talk Analysis /discussion after scientific talk session Couve Aug 14 0 Aug 17 Cover letter writing draft 1. Discussion of editor s response. Aug 1 Cover letter writing draft. Listening practice Aug 1 0 Aug 4 Talk 4 Analysis /discussion after scientific talk session 4 Quest Aug 8 Aug 8 Aug 1 Sept 4 9 Sept 4 Sept 7 Sept 14 Grammar and pronunciation session 5 Listening quiz. 0 Grammar and pronunciation session Submission of final cover letter. Exam preparation 1 Exam preparation Exam Part Exam Part