Turun yliopiston Moodle

The course Moodle for students in Educational Sciences (KTL) participating on the course KIEN2762 English Academic and Professional Skills for Education II in the spring term 2025.

KIEN2762-3058: group 1 on Mondays 

KIEN2762-3059: group 2 on Tuesdays

KIEN2762-3060: group 3 on Wednesdays

This English course (2 credits) is offered to 2nd-year students in Craft, Design and Technology Teacher Education programme in groups KS22a, KS22b and KS22c (OKL Rauma), in the autumn term 2023.

This course is intended for students who have completed KIEN2761 English: Academic and Professional Skills for Education I. Please first enroll on Peppi.

This is the Moodle space for Tytti Kim's EAPS II groups in KTL (1, 2, and 3). 

By the end of the course, students should be able to read and analyse complex academic texts; write academic texts incorporating multiple sources and using appropriate writing conventions; give academic presentations in English; and communicate effectively orally and in writing in working life situations including meetings and discussions.

This English course (2 credits) is offered to 2nd-year students in Early Childhood Teacher Education programme in groups KS24a, KS24b, KS24c (OKL Rauma), in the fall semester 2025. 

This course is intended for students who have completed KIEN2761 English: Academic and Professional Skills for Education I. Please first enroll on Peppi. 

This English course (2 credits) is offered to 3rd-year students in the Primary Teacher Education degree programme in the group BApte22 (OKL Rauma), in the fall term 2024.

This course is offered to students who have completed KIEN2761 English: Academic and Professional Skills for Education I. Please first enroll on Peppi.

This English course (2 credits) is offered to 3rd-year students in Class Teacher Education  programme in groups LOR22a and LOR22b (OKL Rauma), in the fall term 2024.

This course is offered to students who have completed KIEN2761 English: Academic and Professional Skills for Education I. Please first enroll on Peppi.

This course is designed for doctoral-level students from all faculties to help them prepare to present their research at conferences and in other professional or academic contexts.

KIFF0001-3018 Suomen alkeiskurssi I, sl. 2022: Ryhmä 4 (Riski)

Tavoitteet

After the course, student can cope mostly in Finnish in everyday, routine communication situations but still leans on the help of the communication partner. In addition to knowing phrases and separate words student can also understand main points of longer conversations and messages. Student uses familiar, basic vocabulary and phrases. Student can ask for the communication partner to repeat or to slow down the speech. The vocabulary and expressions of the topics covered on the course are familiar to the student. Student can talk and write short texts about the topics covered on the course. Student can pronounce Finnish understandably. Student masters some basic grammar of Finnish. Along with the increasing use of Finnish the student integrates stronger to the Finnish society.

Tavoitteet

After the course the student is familiar with the vocabulary and phraseology needed in basic everyday life situations. The student is also able to ask and answer simple questions and knows how to pronounce Finnish words.

The aim of the course is to offer the student a basic knowledge of Finnish language to cope with some situations linked with the student’s everyday life in Finland. The student will also get to know some basics of Finnish culture and customs. The course includes pronunciation and listening comprehension exercises, communication tasks and pair work. The course concentrates on practical language use and thus, grammar is discussed to a lesser extent.

Topics: Greetings, asking and answering basic questions, countries and nationalities, numbers, days of the week and months, food and eating, shopping; phrases connected to these subjects.

Schedule: 13.09.2023 - 29.11.2023 on Wednesdays from 12:15 till 13:45 in Agora Buliding, Seminar Room K124A.

During the course, the student deepens their Finnish language skills especially by practicing their Finnish language communication skills. They practice pronunciation, reading, listening and speaking in pairs and small groups, also using digital platforms, and do some writing tasks. During the course, they also do homework to support their language learning and the development of their study skills.

Themes: housing and living, travelling and vehicles, food and eating, work and professions, expressing opinion.

Structures: revision of the verb types, local cases, imperative, the most common word types, consonant gradation, postpositions, affirmative past tense, object and ordinal numbers.

The student practices pronounciation and does listening and communication exercises in pairs and in small groups, using also digital platforms. In addition, the student becomes familiar with the Finnish culture and customs. The course focuses on practical language use while grammar is discussed less.

Themes: Some characteristic features of the Finnish language, greetings, asking and answering basic questions, countries and nationalities, numbers, time phrases, food and eating, shopping; phrases and grammar features connected to these topics

Online training for international KiVa Trainers who attended Train the Trainer course approximately four years ago. Completing this course will grant you the status as a Certified KiVa Trainer for the following two years.