University of Chicago announces 2006 Summer Intensive 3rd year Turkish
language.
Advanced Turkish I-II-III
This class sequence is designed to give students proficiency in the complexities of Turkish. It will focus on four skill areas: reading, writing, speaking, and listening. In addition to reviewing crucial grammar points, the students will be introduced to more complex grammatical structures.
Writing assignments on variety of topics will enhance students' abilities to gain proficiency and to experience different stylistic written forms of Turkish. Class presentations will emphasize the formal style of spoken Turkish, while free conversations will provide experience with informal spoken Turkish.
Reading assignments on a variety of topics from different periods will familiarize students with changes in the Turkish language, including 20th century Ottoman examples in the Latin script.
Listening skills will be reinforced by regular lectures in Turkish on different aspects of Turkish culture, literature and politics, and by viewing Turkish films.
The sequence is designed to accommodate students with Title VI Fellowships as well as those who want to achieve a better proficiency in Turkish for nonacademic reasons. Students must register for all three courses (TURK 20101-30102-30103) and will be charged tuition for three courses.
For other information: https://summer.uchicago.edu/intensive-language-study.cfm
Hakan Ozoglu
Section: 91
Session: Session I
Course Length: 6 weeks
Days and Times: 06-19-2006 - 07-28-2006 , M-F 02:00 PM - 06:00 PM
Instructor(s): Mr. Hakan Ozoglu
Hakan Özoglu, PhD
The Ayasli Senior Lecturer in Turkish Studies
University of Chicago
aozoglu@uchicago.edu
773 834 0391
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