AS 91554 · 3 credits · Internal
Japanese presentation
Give a clear spoken presentation in Japanese that communicates a critical response to stimulus material
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You need to give a spoken presentation in Japanese where you explain your personal opinion or judgment about something you've watched, read, or experienced (like a film, article, song, or cultural event). Your presentation must be clear enough that listeners understand exactly what you're saying, and you need to show critical thinking by analyzing or evaluating the material, not just describing it.
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- ·Choose or receive stimulus material (a text, video, film, song, article, or cultural practice) and analyze it rather than just retell what happens
- ·Explain and justify your critical viewpoint in clear, spoken Japanese—saying what you think and why you think it
- ·Use appropriate Japanese language features, pronunciation, intonation, and delivery speed so your audience understands your meaning without confusion
- ·Select language and phrasing that fits both your purpose (sharing a judgment) and your audience (Japanese speakers)
- ·Maintain generally consistent control over language features like stress, rhythm, and pronunciation throughout your presentation
You give a clear presentation in Japanese explaining and justifying your viewpoint about the stimulus material, despite some minor inconsistencies in pronunciation, intonation, or delivery.