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               STUDY PLAN & MODULE DESCRIPTIONS
                 Code         Module                           Credits   Duration  Prerequisite(s)

                                            Table I: Compulsory Modules
                 CUED6121     Intercultural  Communication  and  3     45 hrs    ---
                              Education Practice
                              This course unit aims to present an overview of the subject content and concepts of

                              intercultural  communication  in  different  regions,  as  well  as  many  issues  faced  by
                              educators or insufficiently perceived. Based on the work philosophy and experience of
                              cross-cultural communication educators, discuss the current content of culture and cross-
                              cultural disciplines in the field of education and culture, the ideas that teachers want to
                              promote, and the teaching methods used to achieve the ideas. In the theoretical and
                              practical  seminars, to be familiar with the concepts and knowledge of imparting and
                              promoting  culture  requires  attention  to  details,  experience,  and  a  diverse  work
                              environment, to trigger students’ awareness and sensitivity to culture with a variety of
                              knowledge and practical activities. Taking the dialogue between humanism and scientism
                              as  the  background,  this  course  emphasizes  the  integration  of  intercultural  disciplines
                              through  classic  reading  and  practice,  cultivates  the  thinking  of  discovery,  doubt,  and
                              creation in intercultural communication, and provides an exploration of a series of issues,
                              educational purposes and the field opportunities for different perspectives.

                 CUED6122     Humanism & Culture in East and West  3   45 hrs    ---
                              This course focuses on the two major categories of Chinese and foreign humanism and
                              Eastern  and  Western  cultures.  It  aims  to  understand  the  basic  meanings,  humanistic
                              propositions,  and  ideas,  characteristics  of  the  times,  and  the  development  history  of
                              ancient Greece, the Renaissance and modern Western humanism traditions, and Chinese
                              humanism. The origin of the development of the system, the core ideas of the humanistic
                              spirit,  and  its  extensive  and  profound  humanistic  wisdom  guide  students  to
                              comprehensively  deepen  their  understanding  of  Chinese  and  Western  humanistic
                              traditions  from  the  perspectives  of  philosophy,  literature,  history,  sociology,  political
                              science, psychology, and art history, etc. To understand and understand the commonality
                              and differences, and reflect on and review the development of European humanism and
                              Chinese  humanism,  in  response  to  the  new  international  environment  of  cultural
                              exchanges  between  China  and  the  West,  communication  technology,  economic
                              globalization,  and  the  development  of  transnational  media  companies  The  era
                              background explores the era proposition of Chinese and Western cultural exchanges and
                              cooperation and mutual learning between civilizations.
                 CUED6123     Classroom    Assessment     and  3       45 hrs    ---
                              Innovative Pedagogy

                              This course unit aims to develop innovative literacy and extended skills to be an excellent
                              teacher. Based on the frontier theory of education, the course explores the cooperation
                              between  innovative  teaching  methods,  classroom  assessment  tasks  and  expected
                              learning  outcomes,  discriminating  thinking  and  knowledge,  subject  logic  and
                              psychological logic, formative assessment and summative assessment, norm-referenced
                              assessment, and standards Refer to the relationship between contradictory concepts such
                              as assessment, apply different types of innovative teaching methods and information
                              technology tools, master cognitive and constructivist learning strategies, and make good
                              use of theories and tools of classroom assessment.





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