109年第2學期-3714 食物和身分 課程資訊
評分方式
評分項目 | 配分比例 | 說明 |
---|---|---|
Food Autobiography | 15 | |
Family recipe cooking tutorial video | 15 | |
service learning project | 30 | |
mini research project | 20 | |
participation and attendance | 20 |
選課分析
本課程名額為 35人,已有28 人選讀,尚餘名額7人。
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教育目標
On completion of the course, students should be able to
(1) enhance their English listening, reading, and communicative ability
(2) express and communicate their ideas in English more confidently.
(3) apply critical thinking about food and culture
(4) describe how factors such as race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, and media affect the kinds of food we consume.
課程概述
This course is inspired by task-based learning, an instructional approach where learners carry out tasks while at the same time promoting the acquisition of language. Throughout the semes-ter, there are four tasks to be completed such as food autobiographies, family recipe cooking tutorial video, mini-research project, and service learning project.
Scholarly reading articles, advertisements, and documentaries that center around food and iden-tity will be used as a springboard for class discussion and project implementation.
課程資訊
基本資料
選修課,學分數:0-3
上課時間:四/5,6,7[A108]
修課班級:共選修1-4
修課年級:年級以上
選課備註:碩、博生可選但不列計學期學業平均成績與畢業學分。Intermediate-High以上的學生優先。教師自主加選。
教師與教學助理
授課教師:Jiedson R. Domigpe
大班TA或教學助理:尚無資料
Office HourM/T/W: 12:10-1:00
LAN 106F
授課大綱
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參考書目
Menzel, P. and D’Aluisio, F. (2008). What the world eats. Berkely, CA: Tricycle Press. ISBN 978-158264-246-2
Williams-Forson, P. A., & Counihan, C. (2011). Taking food public: Redefining foodways in a changing world. New York: Routledge.
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