Building a supportive (learning) environment - (post)pandemic challenges for glottodidactics 3304-2D2W-SM-022
During the second year of the seminar, participants work on issues of their choice, develop a research procedure, conduct a pilot study and a study proper. They systematically edit the different parts of the thesis. In the seminar, we work with the method of the Socratic seminar by organising a discussion around the text, in addition, the participants present the results of their research and reflection to each other, which are subjected to a critical examination. The aim is to build a community of learners who are able to develop personal discursive and textual competences in collaboration
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Prerequisites (description)
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Learning outcomes
K-W04: knows how to conduct a research investigation;
- K-W04: knows how to interpret data and what are the methodological pitfalls of qualitative
research;
- K-W01: has an in-depth knowledge of his/her chosen topic;
In terms of skills the student/student:
- K-U01: is able to plan and carry out research proceedings in the qualitative paradigm
- K-U02: is able to present and correctly interpret the collected data;
- K-U07: is able to edit the master's thesis with observance of linguistic and editorial norms.
In terms of social competence:
- K-K03: is able to discuss with respect for the opinion of other group participants,
- K-K07: is able to edit his/her master's thesis with respect for copyright and intellectual property
rights
- K-K04: cooperates in a group.
Assessment criteria
- ongoing monitoring of the editing of the dissertation (chapter excerpts and complete chapters
handed in to the supervisor at the agreed dates)
- active participation in classes - critical preparation of analysed texts
- presentation of selected elements of empirical research and theoretical reflection
- taking the floor in discussions demonstrating a deep understanding of the issues.
Final credit is conditional on the submission of a fully edited Master's thesis in accordance with the
formal rules adopted by the Institute of Roman Studies.
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