English 7 in a nutshell

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purpose

english as a subject

English is present in everyday life and used in many areas such as culture, politics, education, and economics. Knowing English helps individuals participate in different social and cultural contexts and take part in a globalized study and work life. It also offers new perspectives on the world, greater opportunities for communication, and a deeper understanding of different ways of living.

course content and assessment criteria

what we work with

1. reading

• Advanced texts: articles, essays, fiction

• Understanding complex ideas, arguments & hidden meanings

• Comparing perspectives and analysing messages

2. listening

• Debates, lectures, podcasts, interviews

• Understanding complex language, tone & intention

• Following long arguments

3. speaking – presentations

• Academic presentations

• Persuasive and analytical speech

• Clear structure, advanced vocabulary, confident delivery

4. speaking – discussions

• Active, thoughtful participation

• Supporting arguments

• Asking questions, responding, challenging ideas respectfully

course content

5. writing

• Essays, analysis, argumentation, reports

• Academic structure and style

• Advanced grammar + vocabulary

• Correct referencing (APA/MLA)

6. sources & research

• Finding reliable sources

• Using and comparing them

• Avoiding plagiarism

• Proper citations

7. culture & global issues

• Literature, identity, society

• English in a global world

• Perspectives, ethics, representation

Assessment criteria

how you will be assessed in English 7

Your grade in English 7 is based on how well you show your skills in six areas. Each area is assessed on E (basic) / C (developed) / A (advanced).

1. reading – understanding advanced texts

• Can you understand the main ideas?

• Can you follow complex arguments and reasoning?

• Can you see tone, attitude, bias, or hidden messages?

• Can you summarise accurately?

E: You understand the main points.
C: You understand details and the overall structure.
A: You understand complex ideas, nuance, purpose, and deeper meaning.

2. listening – understanding advanced spoken english

• Can you follow fast speech?

• Can you understand different accents?

• Can you follow long explanations or debates?

• Can you identify tone and intention?

E: You get the important points.
C: You understand details and arguments.
A: You understand subtle meaning, tone, and advanced language.

3. writing – analytical and academical

• Is your writing clear and well-structured?

• Do you argue your points logically?

• Do you use advanced vocabulary and grammar?

• Is your style academic and appropriate?

• Do you reference sources correctly?

E: Clear and understandable writing.
C: Developed, structured, varied writing.
A: Precise, academic, well-developed writing with strong voice and control.

4. speaking – production

• Are you clear and confident?

• Do you structure your presentation logically?

• Do you use advanced language?

• Do you adapt your tone and style to audience and purpose?

E: You communicate your message clearly.
C: You present with structure, fluency, and some confidence.
A: You present fluently, naturally, and with advanced language and style.

5. speaking – interaction

• Do you take part actively?

• Do you listen and respond thoughtfully?

• Do you ask follow-up questions?

• Do you support your opinions?

• Do you help the conversation flow?

E: You can take part and express your ideas.
C: You help move the conversation forward.
A: You lead, challenge ideas, respond deeply, and keep the discussion flowing naturally.

6. use of sources

• Can you find reliable sources?

• Do you compare them and evaluate them?

• Do you use them to support your arguments?

• Do you reference correctly (APA or MLA)?

• Do you avoid plagiarism?

E: You use a few sources and show where the information comes from.
C: You use reliable sources and reference them correctly.
A: You use varied, credible sources and reference them consistently and confidently.

7. cultural & contextual understanding

• Do you understand perspectives in literature and media?

• Can you connect the text to cultural or global issues?

• Can you compare different viewpoints?

E: You show basic understanding.
C: You compare ideas and perspectives.
A: You analyse perspectives deeply and connect them to global themes.

how the final grade is decided

Your grade is based on:

• your overall level across all skills

• your development over time

• your best performance in each area

• how consistently you show the level (E, C, or A)

No single assignment decides your grade. Your full body of work matters.

some keywords:

• E: relevant · overview · adapted to purpose

• C: well-grounded · nuanced · developed

• A: precise · nuanced · effective

FAQs

What is ENG 7?

ENG 7 is a course focused on mastering English at an advanced level.

How is it assessed?

Assessment includes tests, essays, and oral presentations.

Where can I find course content?

All course materials, including readings and assignments, are listed in the memberhub for easy access.

Who should take ENG 7?

You, if you want to feel confident enough to use English academically, professionally, and to feel like yourself in a second language.

Is there extra help?

Turn to - me A110 - if you want advice.

How do I submit assignments?

Assignments should be uploaded in Classroom before deadlines. In the assignment you should indicate how you would like to be published in the OVN Magazine.