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Courses and Classes for Students

The unit runs a range of classes and courses during semester that will assist you with your study in the faculty, with assessment, as well as help you to improve your Academic English. There is no charge for classes.  All Arts Students are welcome to attend classes at Clayton or Caulfield (regardless of your 'home' campus), and in 2009 short "vodcast" versions of selected classes will be available online.

Click on your Campus for a semester one, 2009 workshop timetable:

Students at Berwick, or Gippsland are invited to attend classes at either Clayton or Caulfield, or to contact us for further information about Language and Learning in Arts. 

Arts Academic Language and Learning Unit Short Courses Clayton

CLAYTON _ WEEK 5 INTENSIVE STUDY SKILLS and WRITING CLASSES

All sessions are free and all sessions will be held in room S529 in the Menzies Bld.

Registration is NOT required

for more information contact: Matthew.Piscioneri@arts.monash.edu.au or 9905 5069

timetable:


Week 5

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

10–11 am

 

S529

 

Grammar for

Academic

Purposes

 

Minor Thesis

Writing (1)

 

Postgrads.

Critical Reviews

 

[REPEAT]

Writing

Effective

Introductions

 

[REPEAT]

Minor Thesis

Writing (1)

Postgrad.

 

 [REPEAT]

11–12 pm

 

S529

 

Citation &

Referencing

Minor Thesis

Writing (2)

 

Postgrads

Plagiarism

&

Paraphrasing

 

[REPEAT]

Tutorial

Presentations

+

Group Work

 

 

[REPEAT]

Minor Thesis

Writing (2)

Postgrad.

 

[REPEAT]

 

1–2 pm

 

S529

 

Tutorial

Presentations

+

Group Work

Critical Reviews

Writing a

Critical Essay

In the Arts

Citation &

Referencing

 

[REPEAT]

Writing a

Critical Essay

In the Arts

2–3 pm

 

S529

 

Writing

Effective

Introductions

Plagiarism

&

Paraphrasing

Style in Academic

Writing

Grammar for

Academic

Purposes

 

[REPEAT]

Style in Academic

Writing

 

[REPEAT]

Further classes on the following topics will be offered at Clayton subject to
demand. Times and rooms to be advised by global email. 

Arts Essays

Oral presentations                                       

Paraphrasing & avoiding plagiarism 

Writing about the ideas of others

Giving a presentation for a tutorial

Tutorial participation -- cross-cultural features
 
Critical reviews and critical essays 

Citation and referencing                                            

Pronunciation -- (word final clusters, Australian diphthongs, assimilation)

For further details or to express interest, please email: matthew.piscioneri@arts.monash.edu.au or jim.hlavac@arts.monash.edu.au.  

 

Caulfield Class Timetable - Semester One, 2009

Week 1

Tues 3rd March 2-3pm Introduction to Arts - study and assignment writing  B4.53
Tues 3rd March 4-5pm Introduction to Arts - study and assignment writing [R] B4.53
Wed 4th March 2-3pm Introduction to Arts - study and assignment writing [R] B4.53
Thurs 5th March 2-3pm Introduction to Arts - study and assignment writing [R] B4.53
Week 2
Tuesday 10th March 2-3pm Essay Writing – the basics B4.53
Tuesday 10th March 4-5pm Critical Reading and Research B4.53
Wed 11th March 2-3pm Essay Writing - the basics [R] B4.53
Thurs 12th March 2-3pm Essay Writing - the basics [R] B4.53
Week 3
Tues 17th March 2-3pm Critical Reading and Research [R] B4.53
Tues 17th March 4-5pm Paraphrasing and avoiding plagiarism B4.53
Wed 18th March 2-3pm Critical Reading and Research [R] B4.53
Thurs 19th March 2-3pm Paraphrasing and avoiding plagiarism [R] B4.53
Week 4
Tues 24th March 2-3pm Paraphrasing and avoiding plagiarism B4.53
Tues 24th March 4-5pm Essay Writing - the basics [R] B4.53
Wed 25th March 2-3pm Paraphrasing and avoiding plagiarism B4.53
Thurs 25th March 2-3pm Critical Reading and Research [R] B4.53
Week 5
Tues 31 March 2-3pm Editing and Grammar for Essays B4.53
Tues 31 March 4-5pm Editing and Grammar for Essays [R] B4.53
Wed 1 April 2-3pm Critical Reading and Research [R] B4.53
Thurs 2nd April 2-3pm Editing and grammar for Essays [R] B4.53

for a printable version of the timetable click here (timetable pdf / timetable rtf )

[R] - class is a repeat of an earlier class.  Only students who have not already attended a class on this topic should attend

For further details about Caulfield classes please contact Andrew Johnson, room B4.26.
Phone: 9903 1196 Email: Andrew.Johnson@arts.monash.edu.au

 

Online Classes (video with powerpoint) COMING SOON!

Online classes on the following topics will be available from March 2009

Arts Essays

Oral presentations                                       

Paraphrasing & avoiding plagiarism 

Writing about the ideas of others

Giving a presentation for a tutorial

Tutorial participation -- cross-cultural features
 
Critical reviews and critical essays 

Citation and referencing                                            

Pronunciation -- (word final clusters, Australian diphthongs, assimilation)

* *

Study and writing for Arts students

Participating and presenting in tutorials 

* *

English grammar -- Parts of Speech I (verbs, nouns, pronouns, articles)

English grammar -- Parts of Speech II (adjectives, adverbs,
prepositions, conjunctions, interjections)

English grammar -- Parts of Sentence (subjects, predicates, objects,
complements)

English grammar -- Verbs (finite and non-finite verbs)

English grammar -- Clauses

English grammar -- Phrases and fragments

English grammar -- Use of articles

Arts Academic
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