Psychology - integrated workshops 3200-L2-0PSYCH-WZ
The course program covers topics essential for effective foreign language teaching, including, among others:
familiarization with and practical use of communication tools in the school environment,
recognition and understanding of developmental and emotional processes,
broadening awareness of one's own social and emotional functioning.
Student workload:
30 hours of attendance at exercises – 2 ECTS
Type of course
Mode
Prerequisites (description)
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
Knowledge:
Has knowledge of the subject-specific and methodological aspects of psychology, which they are able to develop and creatively apply in professional activities (K_W01)
Knows terminology in the field of general psychology (K_W02)
Has knowledge of contemporary achievements, research centers, and schools, covering selected areas within psychology (K_W06)
Skills:
Can independently acquire knowledge and expand their research skills, as well as undertake autonomous actions aimed at developing abilities and managing their own professional career (K_U03)
Has the ability to argue substantively using their own views and those of other authors, formulate conclusions, and create synthetic summaries (K_U06)
Social Competences:
Can cooperate and work in a group, taking on various roles (including the role of teacher and/or translator) (K_K01)
Can appropriately set priorities to accomplish tasks defined by themselves or others (K_K03)
Assessment criteria
Two (2) absences per semester are allowed.
The course concludes with a written exam.
Grading scale:
55%-69% = 3
70%-74% = 3+
75%-84% = 4
85%-89% = 4+
90%-100% = 5
Bibliography
Aronson E., Wilson T. D., Akert R. 2012. Psychologia społeczna. Poznań: Zysk i Sp.
Mietzel, G. 2015. Wprowadzenie do psychologii. GWP.
Nęcka E., Orzechowski J., Szymura B. 2016. Psychologia poznawcza. PWN.
Zimbardo, P., Gerrig, R. 2012. Psychologia i życie. PWN.
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