Stylish text in Belarusian 3221-FBA-ST-OG

The classes are a continuation of the Belarusian language course at the B2 level and cover theoretical and practical aspects of writing texts in Belarusian, focusing on lexical, grammatical, and stylistic aspects.

During the course, students work with texts from various genres, analyzing vocabulary, grammatical accuracy, and style. They then write texts based on the instructor's assignments.

Particular attention was paid to the rules of etiquette: writing wishes, letters of request, and business letters.

Type of course

general courses

Mode

Classroom

Prerequisites (description)

Knowledge of writing texts on various topics and in various styles.

Course coordinators

Vieranika Bandarovich

Learning outcomes

Knowledge: The graduate knows and understands:
at an advanced level the specific subject matter and ethodology of linguistic research; at an advanced level linguistic terminology; at an advanced level the main directions of development in linguistic research and the most important contemporary problems and challenges.

Skills: Graduates are able to:
search for, analyze, evaluate, select, and utilize information
using multilingual sources, including online sources; formulate and analyze research problems in the field of linguistics, select research methods and tools, including advanced information and communication techniques; use theoretical approaches, research paradigms, and concepts
specific to linguistics when communicating with others
and during debates and discussions; plan and organize individual work and collaborate in a team (including
on interdisciplinary tasks).

Social competences: the graduate is ready to:
critically evaluate their knowledge and the content they receive; recognize the importance of knowledge in solving cognitive and practical problems and seek expert opinions; establish priorities for the implementation of tasks assigned by themselves and others
in the field of social obligations.

Assessment criteria

Requirements for receiving the final exam:

- 2 absences from class are permitted,

- systematic preparation of assigned material for class,

- timely completion of homework and assessment tests,

- active participation in class.

The final exam is in written form and consists of a test.

Percentage scale for the written exam:

Below 51% – 2.0 (failure)

51% – 60% – 3.0 (satisfactory)

61% – 70% – 3.5 (satisfactory plus)

71% – 80% – 4.0 (good)

81% – 90% – 4.5 (good plus)

91% – 98% – 5.0 (very good)

99% – 100% – 5! (Excellent grade)

The final grade is 50% of the course grade + 50% of the final test grade.

Bibliography

Бандаровіч В. Стыльна па-беларуску: комплексны даведнік па культуры маўлення. Мн., 2013.
Важнік С. Здароў! - Здароў, калі змалоў!: этыкетныя формулы вітання і развітання // Роднае слова. 2008. № 3. С. 53-56.
Важнік С. Моўны этыкет беларусаў: ветлівыя звароты / Роднае слова. 2008. № 2. С. 50-51.
Важнік С. Эпісталярны этыкет беларусаў: нашаніўскі лістоўны стыль // Роднае слова. 2009. № 3. С. 46-49.
Васілевіч В. Сітуацыя развітання ў беларускім маўленчым этыкеце. // Роднае слова. 2000. № 1. С 31-34.
Жаўняровіч П. Даведнік па літаратурнай праўцы: арфаграфічны, пунктуацыйны, лексічны, граматычны, сінтаксічны, тэхнічны ўзроўні. Мн., 2017.
Каўрус А. Да свайго слова. Мн., 2010.
Леванцэвіч Л. Маўленчы этыкет і культура зносінаў. Мн., 2022.
Плотнікаў Б. Кіраўніку аб мове. Мн., 2001.
Рамза Т. Сінтаксіс. Просты сказ: Курс лекцый. Мн., 2002.
Салавянчык Т. Культура пісьмовай дзелавой мовы дзяржаўнага служачага // Проблемы управления. 2003. № 1. С. 80-85.
Солахаў А. Навучанне маўленчаму этыкету. Даведачныя матэрыялы. Мазыр. 2016.
Старавойтава Н. Гісторыя і сучаснасць беларускага слоўнага этыкету // Роднае слова. 2006. № 6. С. 39-42.
Язерская С. Этыка маўленчых узаемін: матэрыялы да курса на выбар "Асновы культуры маўлення" // Беларус. мова і літ.: навук.-метад. часопіс. 2005. № 4. С. 20-26.

Additional information

Information on level of this course, year of study and semester when the course unit is delivered, types and amount of class hours - can be found in course structure diagrams of apropriate study programmes. This course is related to the following study programmes:

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