Sentence examples for elective modules from inspiring English sources
Dr Corinna Wagner, English lecturer, University of Exeter The programme itself has core and elective modules, as well as a research component and dissertation.
"The general MBA is a good foundation and most offer elective modules in specialist areas such as fashion," she says.
Sports Engineering is one of three possible focus areas the students can choose by selecting certain required and elective modules.
The NUS Master of Science (AMM&NS) degree requires the student to take 4 compulsory courses and 4 elective modules.
The other is the elective module(s) in the school curriculum where students carry out an individual presentation or a group interaction based on the knowledge, skills, and experience gained in these elective modules.
The context for the present study is innovative in that the assessment tasks in this study involve speaking in a high-stakes language assessment context but they are designed and implemented in the ESL classroom by school teachers in light of a regular reading and viewing program or the elective modules integrated into the school curriculum (Gan 2013).
Below the radar, students are taking opportunities to learn languages as part of their studies, as an elective module, or as an extra-curricular bolt-on.
If you're not convinced that a joint honours programme is right for you, it's worth investigating if your university will allow you to take an elective module from outside of your normal department.
It also recommended that the Department for Children, Schools and Families (now the Department for Education) 'includes speech, language and communication, both as a core requirement and as an elective module, in the new Masters in Teaching and Learning' (Recommendation 23).
In Hong Kong, an application-oriented elective module known as "Learning English through workplace communication" has been introduced to the senior secondary English language curriculum.
The two respondents who taught an elective module required their students to produce a report for assessment.
