The culture of language 3007-S1A1KJ

A students understand:
- how the choice of vocabulary and grammatical forms influences the reception of the text;
- how to describe linguistic errors using the terminology of normative linguistics (and knows this terminology).

A student is able to:
- use Polish in accordance with socially approved rules for the use of linguistic units;
- recognize the types of linguistic mistakes and the mechanisms of their formation;
- analyze contemporary Polish texts and make their normative assessment;
- justify your judgments about language and texts;
- recognize the basic development tendencies of contemporary Polish in terms of inflection, syntax and vocabulary;
- introduce the necessary linguistic correction of the text;
- use terminology related to language culture.

A student is ready to:
- adapt the selection of language means to the circumstances, e.g. the recipient's abilities, to his social function;
- explain and evaluate lexical phenomena of contemporary Polish;
- refer in your judgments about language to current orthoepical and codifying publications.

Workload and ECTS points-
- participation in classes: 30 hours (1 ECTS);
- preparation for classes (performing tasks, works, other activities): 30 hours (1 ECTS);
-preparation for passing: 30 hours (1 ECTS)

Passing all homework (using Google Clasroom or platform Kampus) and tests (at the level of at least 60%). Passing the final test in the form of open questions (at least 60% level).

Students are entitled to two unexcused absences per semester.
If students have more unexcused absences, they do not receive course credit.
If students want to justify their absences, they must document their objective reasons (e.g. sick leave) within a week.
Students are obliged to make up extra excused absences in the manner indicated by the person conducting the classes.
Basis: Regulations of studies at the University of Warsaw:
a. 17 § 2,
b. 4. 5 § 17,
c. § 33.

If students use artificial intelligence tools for the purpose of final work or partial work, they must
a. obtain the consent of the person conducting the classes,
b. agree with the person conducting the classes on the goals and scope of use of artificial intelligence tools.
Students cannot use artificial intelligence tools to edit works in Polish unless the instructor agrees to it.
If someone uses artificial intelligence tools:
a. without the consent of the person conducting the classes or
b. in a manner not agreed with her,
the person conducting the classes applies procedures analogous to those used in the anti-plagiarism procedure. These procedures were described by the University Council for Education in Resolution No. 14.
Base:
1. Uchwała nr 170 Rady Dydaktycznej dla kierunków studiów: filologia bałtycka, filologia klasyczna i studia śródziemnomorskie, filologia polska, filologia polskiego języka migowego, kulturoznawstwo – wiedza o kulturze, logopedia ogólna i kliniczna, slawistyka, sztuka pisania, sztuki społeczne z dnia 27 lutego 2024 r. w sprawie wytycznych dotyczących korzystania z narzędzi sztucznej inteligencji w procesie kształcenia na Wydziale Polonistyki
2. Uchwała nr 98 Uniwersyteckiej Rady ds. Kształcenia z dnia 8 grudnia 2023 r. w sprawie wytycznych dotyczących korzystania z narzędzi sztucznej inteligencji w procesie kształcenia
3. Uchwała nr 14 Uniwersyteckiej Rady ds. Kształcenia z dnia 13 lipca 2020 r. w sprawie wytycznych dotyczących standardów i procedur postępowania w przypadku przygotowywania prac zaliczeniowych i dyplomowych z naruszeniem prawa na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim.

Formy i normy, czyli poprawna polszczyzna w praktyce, red. K. Mosiołek-Kłosińska, Warszawa 2015.
H. Jadacka, Kultura języka polskiego. Fleksja. Słowotwórstwo. Składnia, Warszawa 2005.
A. Markowski, Kultura języka polskiego. Teoria. Zagadnienia leksykalne, Warszawa 2005.

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

• Description of 3007-S1A1KJ in USOSweb