University of Bordeaux

This course provides a basic presentation of the forces that have shaped and are shaping clinical and pathological psychology.

This course is comprised of three parts: conversation, monologue production, and discussion and monologue comprehension. The conversation section encourages students to converse and articulate ideas in French with the help of the teacher and audio text. The monologue production part of the course focuses on discerning and replicating proper French sounds. And finally, in the discussion and monologue comprehension section, students practice both French comprehension and French discussion.

This course provides the historical background to the recent intensification of global exchanges, helps assess the significance of these developments, and draws comparisons between past and present experience. The course examines many different chapters of global history and travel on various continents including medieval Europe, pre-Columbus America, and the great civilizations of Asia. It acquaints students with the social, environmental, political, and economic debates and controversies surrounding the emergence of “global capitalism.”

This course focuses on beginning French writing. Students are expected to produce written texts using the new vocabulary and grammar structure they learned in the oral comprehension class.

This course in oral production is intended to improve engagement in conversations through the practice of pronunciation and through the expansion of vocabulary. It includes an approach to phonetics.

This course provides a reflection on Teaching-Learning Theories for foreign languages and their applications in secondary education. It focuses on Teaching English as a Foreign Language.