Course syllabus
English Literature Module in GEN379 English I for Teacher Students
(Please read everything carefully)
This is module (delkurs) is one of three obligatory modules within GEN379 English I for Teacher Students. This module is worth 9 credits.
What is THIS Course Module about?
Aim of Module:
increase your knowledge of literary studies as well as literature in education through focused reading of a range of literature works and cultural content from the English-speaking world.
Learning outcomes that you must successfully demonstrate throughout the course (key skills are highlighted)
On completion of this module, students will be able to:
- read, describe and discuss a selection of literary works, genres and forms from the English-speaking world
- analyse literature from the English-speaking world using relevant literary terminology
- argue, both orally and in writing, for their own interpretations of the literary works studied
- describe and exemplify aspects of culture, society and ideology in the literary works studied
- read and discuss research on literary studies and on literature education and discuss the uses of literature in English language education.
Assessment Methods for this Module.
- Active participation in seminars
- while not specifically stated in the syllabus, the implication is regular seminar attendance and consistent effort in demonstrating the key skills highlighted in the learning outcomes
- Clarification of the term 'active' is given in "modules"
- Written assignments
- This will be the form of a short essay (500 - 800 words) on one of the literary texts discussed in the module
- Written examination
- In the form of a Take Home Test as the end of this module.
What books do I need for THIS Module?
You are required to read the module and reading material before every seminars. This means you must have access to the literature discussed in this module. You are responsible for making sure you can access the literary texts.
Some literary texts as well as supplementary course material will be provided by the lecturer, but that information is given in the official literature list for this module.
To find out what books you will need for this module, click on the following link..
Where do I find THIS Module's Schedule?
Click Here to download the course schedule. The course schedule can also be accessed by click ing on "Modules" in the left menu
The schedule is an Excel document and requires Office. If you do not have Office on your computer, use your student access to Office. You can access Microsoft Office 365 through the following university web links
- https://www.du.se/en/student-web/services-and-tools/study-tools/office-365/ (English language)
- https://www.du.se/sv/hjalp/it-stod/office-365/ (Swedish Language)
How do I access online seminars for THIS module?
All seminars are zoom seminars. All literature seminars are in ZOOM 109 . You must log in using your university user name and password. The zoom room and log in instructions can be found through the following links:
- https://www.du.se/sv/Utbildning/studieverktyg/ListaVideomoten/ (Swedish language)
- https://www.du.se/en/study-at-du/study-tools2/onlinemeetings/ (English language)
To use Zoom, you must download the zoom app, have a working camera and microphone/headphone. The following links will lead you to instructions on how to install zoom as well as information about the zoom platform.
- https://www.du.se/en/student-web/zoom-for-students/ (English language)
- https://www.du.se/sv/studentwebb/stod-och-service/zoom-for-studenter/ (Swedish language)
Where do I find my university email address to contact my lecturer for this module?
Dalarna University uses Office 365 for all emails. As a registered student you will be given a university ID and password. Your university ID will form part of your email address which would be something like h25abcd@du.se
Please use your university email address for all matters related to your study.
To access Office 365 email,
- please go to student web/studentwebb https://www.du.se/sv/studentwebb/ (Swedish), https://www.du.se/en/student-web/ (English). NOTE: as shown in the screen shot below, in your student web, you will see "meeting" which will take you to the list of zoom rooms, and webmail.
Click on "Webmail" and you will be taken to the "Email" page. https://www.du.se/en/student-web/services-and-tools/study-tools/email/
Once in the email page (see screen shot below), click "Email in Office 365" and follow the online instructions.
To access the full course syllabus for the literature module (9 credits) and the entire GEN379 30 credit course package, please click
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To access the reading list, please click on the following link Course literature for EN379 Course Package (includes literature for all your course modules) |
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Literature Module Lecturer |
Dr. Anita Purcell-Sjölund I am responsible for the module regarding course content and seminars or any inquiry regarding assignments. |
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Note: PLEASE USE YOUR UNIVERSITY EMAIL ADDRESS for all inquiries regarding your studies. I answer emails within working hours 0900 - 1600 during the working week (Mon- Fri). I cannot answer all emails immediately as I am either teaching, at meetings, or doing research. The maximum time I have to answer your email inquiry is three working days. However, I do try to answer emails as quickly as I can. |
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GEN379 Course Package Coordinator |
Marcia Markus Responsible for inquiries regarding the coordination of the entire 30 credit course package. |
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Admissions or registration issues
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Technical issues regarding zoom |
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