S2_U_Transversale

Designing a program to teach English to political science students involves a combination of
language skills development, content related to political science, and practical applications. Here's
a sample program outline:
Objective:
To enhance English language proficiency, communication skills, and scientific writing capabilities
for students pursuing political science.
- Foundation in English Language Skills
1.Introduction to Academic English:
- Overview of academic vocabulary and language structures used in political science.
- Reading and analyzing academic articles related to political science.
2. Grammar and Syntax Workshops:
- Focus on grammatical structures commonly used in academic writing.

- Practical exercises and application in writing.
3. Listening and Speaking Skills:
- Engaging in political debates, discussions, and oral presentations.
- Developing effective communication strategies for academic settings.
4.Political Science Vocabulary Building:
- Specialized vocabulary related to political ideologies, theories, and institutions.
- Reading and discussing political science texts.
5. Writing Assignments - Application of Concepts:
- Students write short essays, critiques, and reflections on political science topics in English.
- Peer review and feedback sessions.
6.Guest Lectures:**
- Inviting experts or professors to give lectures in English on political science topics.
- Q&A sessions to encourage active participation.