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Institute
Ball
State
University
Muncie,
IN
Listening
Level
6
Course
Syllabus
Ms
Tiffany
Ellis
ENIEI
165.1E
MTRF
10-10:50a
RB
354
Summer
2015,
Session
5
office:
RB
339
phone:
(765)
285-8456
email:
taellis@bsu.edu
office
hours:
M
&
T:
12-1p
and
by
appointment
Course
Description
The
purpose
of
this
course
is
to
provide
instruction
in
advanced
listening
comprehension.
The
ability
to
take
efficient
and
accurate
notes
of
an
academic
lecture
and
use
those
notes
to
answer
comprehension
questions
is
a
fundamental
course
outcome.
Videotaped
lectures
provide
the
bulk
of
course
materials.
Learning
Outcomes
[165.
1] Explain
what
has
been
said
in
an
authentic
class-length
lecture
(at
least
40
to
50
minutes)
with
the
assistance
of
notes
taken
during
viewing
of
the
lecture
after
only
one
viewing
of
it
[165.
2] Recall
information
from
an
authentic
class-length
lecture
(at
least
40
to
50
minutes)
viewed
once
on
a
previous
day
without
the
direct
assistance
of
notes
[165.
3] Analyze
an
argument
from
a
persuasive
monologue
using
notes
taken
while
viewing
[165.
4] Evaluate
an
argument
from
a
persuasive
monologue
using
notes
taken
while
viewing
[165.
5] Explain
how
class
size
(number
of
students
in
the
class)
affects
the
relationship
between
students
and
the
instructor
Miss
Ellis
Expectations
Respect
Be
respectful.
Respect
includes
the
following
for
Ms.
Ellis:
Do
not
disrupt
the
class.
For
example:
o Do
not
interrupt
other
classmates
when
they
are
speaking
or
asking
Ms.
Ellis
a
question.
o Do
not
talk
over
Ms.
Ellis
when
she
is
explaining
something
to
the
class
or
to
another
student.
Be
polite
to
your
classmates
and
Ms.
Ellis.
Say
please
and
thank
you.
In
the
United
States
please
and
thank
you
are
used
more
frequently
than
in
other
countries.
Be
active
in
class.
Ask
questions.
Help
your
classmates.
If
Ms.
Ellis
office
door
is
closed,
she
is
unavailable.
Note:
Bartering/
arguing
with
an
instructor
is
not
culturally
appropriate
in
classroom
contexts
in
the
United
States.
For
example,
if
your
instructor
says
no,
the
answer
is
no.
Trying
to
argue
with
Ms.
Ellis
will
not
change
her
answer.
If
you
continue
to
argue
after
Ms.
Ellis
has
responded
to
your
question
or
request,
further
action
may
be
taken.
Grades
Grades
will
not
be
discussed
during
class
time.
If
you
have
a
concern
about
your
class
grade,
send
Ms.
Ellis
an
e-mail
to
make
an
appointment.
She
will
be
happy
to
meet
with
you
during
that
time
to
address
your
concern.
Ms.
Ellis
will
respond
to
student
e-mails
within
1
working
day.
Working
days
are
Monday
through
Friday,
8am
to
5pm.
Organization
Be
organized.
Check
your
Ball
State
e-mail
every
day.
Come
to
class
on
time
every
day.
Do
your
homework.
Be
prepared
for
class.
Assignments
are
due
at
the
beginning
of
class.
Keep
track
of
your
grades.
Miss
Ellis
Late
Work
Policies
Homework/
Projects
For
each
day
homework
or
projects
are
late,
20%
is
subtracted
from
the
total
score.
Classwork/
Quizzes1
Classwork
and
quizzes
on
a
day
you
are
absent
may
not
be
made
up
and
will
hurt
your
grade.
Please
make
every
effort
to
attend
each
class
period.
2
Tests
Tests
on
a
day
you
are
absent
(excused
or
unexcused)
can
be
made
up
IF
you
make
an
appointment
with
Ms.
Ellis
the
day
you
return
to
class.
IEI
Evaluation
Policy
Final
IEI
Departmental
grades
are
Credit/No
Credit.
Credit
is
earned
when
the
final
course
and
departmental
final
exam
score
combined
equal
the
value
of
a
C
grade,
a
minimum
of
73%
out
of
a
100%
scale.
Miss
Ellis
Class
Evaluation
Category
Percent
of
Final
Class
Grade
Ball
State
Lecture
Assignment
10%
In-Class
Activities
50%
Serial
Podcast
Listening
Quizzes
40%
Ball
State
Lecture
Assignment
[165.
1,
2,
&
5]
Students
will
attend
one
academic
lecture
related
to
their
area
of
study
or
a
field
of
interest
at
Ball
State
University.
Students
are
responsible
for
finding
and
contacting
a
professor
in
their
chosen
field
and
setting
up
a
time
to
attend
a
lecture.
After
attending
a
lecture
on
campus,
students
will
use
their
notes
to
1
Quizzes
=
20
points
or
less
2
Tests
=
21
points
or
more
complete
a
report
on
their
experience.
The
Ball
State
Lecture
Assignment
counts
for
10%
of
the
class
grade.
In-Class
Activities
[165.1-4]
Related
to
the
learning
outcomes
for
each
week,
in-class
assignments
will
provide
students
the
opportunity
to
practice
listening
and
note-taking
strategies.
These
activities
will
also
give
students
the
opportunity
to
build
critical
thinking
skills
necessary
for
academic
success.
Classwork
counts
for
50%
of
the
class
grade.
Serial
Podcast
Listening
Quizzes
[165.1-4]
In
Weeks
1
through
5,
students
will
listen
to
two
30
to
60
minute
podcasts
outside
of
class
per
week.
Students
will
take
notes
as
they
listen
to
the
podcasts
for
homework.
During
class,
students
will
complete
a
listening
quiz
on
the
podcast
without
using
their
notes
[165.2].
Listening
Quizzes
count
for
40%
of
the
class
grade.
Miss
Ellis
Attendance
Policy
Attendance
is
very
important.
Not
coming
to
class
will
hurt
your
grade.
Students
arriving
10
minutes
late
or
more
are
absent.
Ball
State
University
Class
Attendance
policy:
(published
in
undergraduate
catalogue-Class
Attendance)
A
students
official
course
program
is
regarded
as
a
contract
with
the
university.
Since
full
performance
requires,
in
part,
regular
and
punctual
class
attendance,
students
are
expected
to
attend
all
classes
for
which
they
are
registered.
Faculty
will
establish
attendance
policies
for
their
courses
and
communicate
those
policies
through
course
syllabi
or
outlines.
Students
who
know
they
must
be
absent
from
a
class
should
notify
the
instructor
or
departmental
office.
Courtesy
requires
that
students
speak
to
the
instructor
and
preferably
present
a
signed
and
dated
memo
briefly
stating
the
reasons
for
absence.
Faculty
members
are
responsible
for
keeping
records
of
attendance
of
all
students
registered
in
each
class.
Students
are
responsible
for
completing
any
work
they
have
missed.
The
faculty
member
is
not
required
to
do
extra
teaching
to
help
students
catch
up.
IEI
Definition
of
an
Absence:
not
being
present
for
an
entire
class
period
missing
10
minutes
or
more
of
a
class
period
sleeping
in
class
is
considered
not
being
in
class
(sleeping
10
minutes
means
the
student
is
marked
absent)
two
tardies
=
an
absence
IEI
Departmental
Definition
of
Tardy:
arriving
up
to
10
minutes
late
to
class
missing
up
to
10
minutes
of
instruction
time
at
any
point
during
the
class
In
all
cases,
it
is
the
STUDENTS
RESPONSIBILITY
to
communicate
with
his/her
instructors
regarding
absence
and
tardy
situations.
Holiday
Observances:
The
IEI
Department
follows
and
observes
all
holidays
and
break
periods
identified
by
the
University
throughout
the
academic
year.
These
dates
can
be
found
on
the
Ball
State
website
calendar
link.
Other
Observances:
Religious
holiday
observances
not
identified
by
Ball
State,
such
as
those
holidays
and
observances
based
on
cultural
customs,
are
not
considered
by
the
IEI
department
and
the
University
as
excused
absences
when
students
choose
to
remain
absent
from
class
at
such
times.
Students
must
follow
absence
policies
as
they
are
described
in
the
Course
Absence
Policy
in
this
syllabus.
Academic
Honesty:
Academic
dishonesty
includes
using
unauthorized
aids
during
tests
and
other
assignment
and
submitting
someone
elses
work
as
your
own.
It
also
includes
plagiarism,
which
is
using
anothers
word
or
ideas
without
proper
citation.
Plagiarism
is
not
permitted
in
this
class
or
any
class
at
Ball
State
University.
You
cannot
use
material
written
by
someone
else,
or
written
by
you
for
another
class
without
documenting
this.
Academic
dishonesty
may
result
in
No
Credit,
and
may
result
in
being
expelled
from
the
university.
This
topic
will
be
addressed
more
thoroughly
in
class
throughout
the
semester.
Accommodation:
If
you
need
course
adaptations
or
accommodations
because
of
a
disability,
please
contact
me
as
soon
as
possible.
Ball
States
Disability
Services
office
coordinates
services
for
students
with
disabilities;
documentation
of
a
disability
needs
to
be
on
file
in
that
office
before
any
accommodations
can
be
provided.
Disability
Services
can
be
contacted
at
765-285-5293
or
dsd@bsu.edu.
Important
Dates:
First
Day
of
IEI
Classes
Wednesday,
May
13th
Memorial
Day
(No
class)
Dead Day
Final Exams
Listening
Level
6
Course
Outline
Level
6
Class
Website