INDO3201 Upper Intermediate Indonesian Part 1

2020

4.5

1 x 3-hour practical weekly

1 of INDO2202, INDO1012, INDO2102, ASST2105, ASST1202

1 of ASST2107, ASST3103, INDO2211, INDO3101 has been successfully completed

Assignment(s), Oral

This topic develops and extends the four core language-learning skills through two means: an exploration of online Indonesia and the weekly completion of Warung Sinema exercises. The weekly class time is devoted to a short topical reading connected to a current online source, a discussion of that, and a student presentation. Online material explored presents students with a picture of Indonesia that reflects its rich political, religious and social diversity. An assessed weekly written ‘discussion’ using FLO challenges students to communicate with each other on topics of their own choosing in written Indonesian.

This topic aims to develop more advanced language skills in the core areas of reading, writing, listening, and speaking, and to integrate opportunities to learn about Indonesia within the study of the Indonesian language.

On successful completion of this topic students will have a lively understanding of contemporary Indonesian online culture and an enhanced awareness of the breadth of diversity in Indonesian cultural, religious and political life.

They will be able to demonstrate the ability to:

Speaking

• Express their own opinions and attitudes on issues explored in the topic

• Make relevant and appropriate responses to spoken input

• Express their personal viewpoints and discuss those of others

• Make a coherent oral presentation without relying on a written text

Reading
• Extract both gist and salient detail from a text through contextual analysis and prior knowledge

• Identify a range of registers, including highly colloquial Indonesian, in written form

Writing
• Use common Indonesian sentence patterns and language functions accurately

• Build confidence in making their own correction of grammatical and other errors that are drawn to their attention

Listening
• Extract both gist and salient detail and from audio and audio-visual materials, using contextual analysis and prior knowledge

• Comprehend the gist and significant detail of the film clips studied with particular attention to the specific colloquial and idiomatic language features that are targeted during the semester