Penelope Moffatt (Univ Poitiers), Sylvain Perraud (SDL), Adeline Braibant (CUEF FLE), Signe Seidelin (UFR PHITEM)
Summary:
oral and written comprehension, bilingualism, interculturalism, bibliographic work
Distribution classes/practicals:
approximately 2 lectures/classes (3h), 10 practicals (15h), 4 personal work sessions (12h) Taught in both French and English
Plan:
To make students autonomous understanding scientific presentations in English/French, and at analysing documents/articles in English/French. Implementing scientific cross-talk in the main language (the one better mastered). This will be based on articles/books and recordings of seminars on the topic of turbulence. The module will be co-supervised with language teachers (SDL, CUEF) and turbulence teachers.
- reading comprehension on turbulence, based on scientific reference articles (e.g. Experiments in Fluids, Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences)
- oral comprehension on turbulence, based on conferences and seminars (e.g. Cambridge Univ Press, Batchelor Prize Lecture)
- bilingual student tandems, teacher tandems and group projects
- bilingual reading lists on core modules
- conception and presentation of posters on the theme of one of the course modules with bilingual question and answer sessions