Section outline

◄Topic 8: Presentations; Critical Reading - 25/11
►Topic 10: Presentations - 9/12
    • The Most Common Logical Fallacies - overview URL

      These fallacies have been selected for the classroom handout.

    • Logical fallacies exercise Fichier
    • AWL - Sublist 8 - practice the new batch of academic vocabulary before taking the quiz below URL
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    • Sublist 8 QUIZ URL
      Students must
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    • Journal entry 8
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      Reflective journal

      Record and reflect on your reading progress and experience weekly (deadlines are Mondays, 11 p.m.). Think about the following: How have I contributed to my vocabulary and reading development this week? What have I read? Which words have I learnt? Am I satisfied with this week's progress? Do I need any assistance from my teacher? How did I use English this week? Was this week's course topic useful for me?

      + Reflection on Week 9 topic: “Search for an example of a logical fallacy? Which one is your favourite? Which do you come across often? Give examples, please."

      While writing, do not censor yourself too much; try to write freely, and don't worry about any grammar errors—this is a journal. You can switch to Czech if you don't feel like writing in English. Write min. 100 words per entry.

      Your answers will remain private, with only your teacher having access and commenting on them.

       
    • Critical Reading Assignment for 9 December Fichier

      Prepare your answers to the exercise for our class on 9 December.

◄Topic 8: Presentations; Critical Reading - 25/11
►Topic 10: Presentations - 9/12