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JASP 1090 透視日本 Understanding Japan

 

Course Code

JASP 1090

JASP1090

科目名稱

Understanding Japan 

透視日本   

教員

Professor Jeremy Avrum YELLEN

[官方介紹及學術著作]

學  分

課程性質

 

同科其他選

 Dr. CHEUNG Ching Yuen

Workload

l   PAPER

l   TUTORIAL / PRESENTATION

l   MIDTERM

l   FINAL EXAM

好重

 

1

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評價教學內容

#1 唔算深 有興嘅人就會覺得fun

評價教員教學

#1 以往嘅prof都唔chur 但見到yellen請速逃!速逃!速逃!!!!!!以前tutorial唔使點睇reading 佢教就要 就算唔睇做paper嗰時都要睇返 mid term轉咗模式 2個鐘左右要即刻upload essay 勁趕勁難 寫英文唔夠快唔夠熟reading就超容易爛grade 教嘅嘢其實都有趣但係唔知點解就係好悶咁 最後再重申一次 見到Yellen=速逃!!!!!!

 

CUSIS科目資料

Description

The course introduces students to major social and cultural issues in present-day Japan. It explores the important debates, problems, and challenges that have shaped Japanese society and culture in recent decades. The course encourages students to think critically about issues in Japanese society from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.

Learning Outcome

-state, recognize, recall and tell the main features of postwar Japan. Participants are expected to analyze the challenges faced by postwar and contemporary Japan and how they were surmounted successfully. 

-recognize, describe and clarify the strengths and weaknesses, the advantages and disadvantages of the features and characteristics of contemporary Japan. 

-compare and contrast Japanese developmental phases in the postwar years. 

-apply, relate and deepen their appreciation of the significance of the dynamics and interaction of selected Japanese political, social, environmental, demographic developments. Deepen their appreciation of the significance of major developments within Japan. Deepen their appreciation of the significance of the dynamics of Japan’s domestic society, economy and politics; its interaction with its neighboring region and the rest of the world; examine Japan’s coping mechanisms in interacting with globalization and major recent world trends. 

-analyze Japan's structure, policies, economy, society and current trends. Analyze the causes and effects of internal and external influences on Japan's development. Analyze the challenges that Japan faces, its ways of managing them and the resulting innovative features. Develop analytical frameworks for these analyses. 

-generalize, reflect and hypothesize their own conclusions with regards to the course materials and contemporary issues 

[Writing skills] 

Through the graded short essay exercise required in the course, class participants develop skills in essay-writing and library research such as literature review and analytical skills. It is also an opportunity for participants to put their creative ideas in writing. 

[Interactive skills] 

Class participation and attendance facilitates interactions with other class participants, learning from each other and exploring alternative viewpoints. The graded tutorials enhances interactions with other class participants, learning from each other and exploring alternative viewpoints through oral presentations that include class discussions and debates. Subject to availability, guest lectures may also be possible as opportunities for class participants to interact with individuals with specific relevant expertise. 

[Reading skills] 

While lectures and tutorials are the main modes of knowledge exchange and learning activity, students are encouraged to critically examine the required readings and present their alternative viewpoints and comments in the tutorials.

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2024Sem1:學位 40|註冊 31|剩餘 9

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BMBL 1001 手語與雙渠道雙語概論 Intro to Sign Lang and Bimodal

 

Course Code

BMBL 1001

BMBL1001

科目名稱

Intro to Sign Lang and Bimodal 手語與雙渠道雙語概論       

教員

Professor TANG Wai Lan Gladys

[官方介紹]

[學術著作]

學  分

課程性質

文學院 faculty package

同科其他選

 

Workload

l   PAPER

l   TUTORIAL / PRESENTATION

l   MIDTERM

l   FINAL EXAM

好重

 

1

平均

 

 

極輕

 

評價教學內容

#1 上堂聽落好簡單,但midterm exam 就難到hihi

評價教員教學

#1 幾好人嘅,肯聽學生意見

CUSIS科目資料

Description

This course introduces the history of sign language research and how the findings gradually transform our understanding of sign language in human cognition, as well as human interaction in different sociolinguistic contexts. Key concepts to be introduced include sign language and gesture, natural sign language versus manually coded spoken language, sign language and spoken language grammars, deafness and sign language, sign language acquisition, unimodal bilingualism and bimodal bilingualism.

Learning Outcome

Students completing this course will achieve a basic understanding that:

1. Sign language enjoys the same linguistic status as spoken language in human interaction; 

2. There is a continuum of signing varieties adopted by hearing and deaf individuals in society in relative degrees; 

3. Sign language transmission through generations is necessitated by a Deaf Community with members who take sign language as a means of communication; 

4. Sign language is acquirable by children, deaf or hearing, and supports their language, cognitive and emotional development.

其他資料

2223Sem1:學位 43|註冊 43|剩餘 0

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HIST 1700 公眾史學導論:理論與實踐 Int to Pub His:Theory&Practice

 

Course Code

HIST 1700

HIST1700

科目名稱

Int to Pub His:Theory&Practice 公眾史學導論:理論與實踐   

教員

Professor POON Shuk Wah

[官方介紹]

[學術著作]

學  分

3

課程性質

文學院 faculty package /歷史系選修

同科其他選

 

Workload

l   PAPER

l   TUTORIAL / PRESENTATION

好重

1

 

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評價教學內容

#1 比起其他歷史系的科目,Workload大超多,要睇英文readings

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CUSIS科目資料

Description

The field of public history has been expanding so rapidly since its inception in the 1970s that even public historians find it difficult to agree on a precise definition for public history. This course adopts a broad definition, which seeks to understand public history as a discipline in which historians practice history with a public audience in mind, and as a medium through which the general public acquire a sense of the past. Major topics examined in this course include museums, heritage, films, public monuments and tourism, etc. Local and global examples are used.

 

Learning Outcome

1. understand the roles history and historians play in various public settings in Hong Kong and in other countries

2. analyze the popular use of history in everyday life

3. gain awareness of the ethical concerns within the discipline of public history

其他資料

2223Sem1:學位 53|註冊 24|剩餘 29

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