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17060
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| Year |
1
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| Semester |
L0
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| ECTS Credits |
6
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| Workload |
TP(60H)
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| Scientific area |
Letras
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Entry requirements |
Carrying out a level assessment test and submitting an application.
Adults who speak other languages, for whom Portuguese is not their mother tongue, first language or official language.
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Learning outcomes |
- Systematically learn the language in the fields of written and oral understanding and expression.
- Develop skills in terms of written and oral understanding and expression.
- Learn structures of the Portuguese language.
- Communicate in different situational contexts.
- Learn vocabulary and structures appropriate to various communicative contexts.
- Discover the most striking aspects of Portuguese culture.
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Syllabus |
1 - Portuguese alphabet
2 - Numbers
3 - Social formulas
4 - Identification and personal data
5 - Place orders and purchases (stores and services)
6 - Description of people and places
7 - Talk about frequent actions and habits
8 - Verbal conjugation (present and past perfect indicative)
9 - Functioning of the language (degrees of adjectives, periphrastic conjugation, determinants of definite and indefinite articles, determiners and possessive pronouns, interrogatives, prepositions, prepositional phrases).
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Main Bibliography |
Livro de Exercícios A1 [policopiado] (elaborado por Ana Rita Carrilho - Tipografia da Universidade)
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Teaching Methodologies and Assessment Criteria |
Contributing to the achievement of learning objectives, the communicative approach prevails as a methodology, seeking to provide students with tools that enable them to achieve a varied lexical repertoire and robust grammatical and structural competence, and enabling them to interact appropriately in the target language ( Portuguese) and according to the communicative context.
Throughout the sessions, varied reading material is explored and worked on, adjusted to the lexical and grammatical content corresponding to the learning level and various exercises and tasks are proposed.
Assessment is continuous, with a mini-assessment test, an oral comprehension test, an oral expression test and a written test.
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Language |
Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.
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