demonstrate reading skills in Setswana individually; demonstrate writing skills in Setswana individually; and demonstrate skills regarding the translation of selected Setswana texts. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments weight: 60% — Semester exam 1X2 hours weight: 40% — Module code: 311 Semester 1 NQF level: 7 Title: Setswana: Morphology, syntax, poetry and language proficiency Module outcomes: On completion of this module, students should be able to demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of Setswana morphology and syntax as linguistic disciplines; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of the morphological structure of Setswana nouns, pronouns and verbs; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of the syntactic structures of simple and compound sentences in Setswana; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of selected traditional poetry, written poetry and riddles from a cultural perspective; demonstrate proficient Setswana communicative skills, individually as well as in group context; demonstrate Setswana language proficiency skills in the writing of Setswana compositions, and demonstrate skills regarding the translation of selected Setswana texts. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments weight: 60% — Semester exam 1X2 hours weight: 40% — Module code: 321 Semester 1 NQF level: 7 Title: Setswana: Phonology, prose, drama and language proficiency Module outcomes: On completion of this module, students should be able to demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of Setswana phonology as linguistic discipline; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of the cause for sound changes to occur in Setswana, the conditions within which they occur, the framework within which they occur and the aspects involved in the process of sound changes; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of the phonetic processes that occur with regard to Setswana vowels and consonants; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of the sound changes that occur in Setswana words; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of Setswana short stories and one act plays from a cultural perspective; demonstrate proficient Setswana communicative skills individually as well as in groups; demonstrate effective Setswana language proficiency skills in the writing of Setswana compositions, and demonstrate skills regarding the translation of selected Setswana texts. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments weight: 60% — Semester exam 1X2 hours weight: 40% —
demonstrate reading skills in Setswana individually; demonstrate writing skills in Setswana individually; and demonstrate skills regarding the translation of selected Setswana texts. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments — weight: 60% Semester exam 1X2 hours — weight: 40% Module code: 311 Semester 1 NQF level: 7 Title: Setswana: Morphology, syntax, poetry and language proficiency Module outcomes: On completion of this module, students should be able to demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of Setswana morphology and syntax as linguistic disciplines; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of the morphological structure of Setswana nouns, pronouns and verbs; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of the syntactic structures of simple and compound sentences in Setswana; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of selected traditional poetry, written poetry and riddles from a cultural perspective; demonstrate proficient Setswana communicative skills, individually as well as in group context; demonstrate Setswana language proficiency skills in the writing of Setswana compositions, and demonstrate skills regarding the translation of selected Setswana texts. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments — weight: 60% Semester exam 1X2 hours — weight: 40% Module code: 321 Semester 1 NQF level: 7 Title: Setswana: Phonology, prose, drama and language proficiency Module outcomes: On completion of this module, students should be able to demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of Setswana phonology as linguistic discipline; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of the cause for sound changes to occur in Setswana, the conditions within which they occur, the framework within which they occur and the aspects involved in the process of sound changes; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of the phonetic processes that occur with regard to Setswana vowels and consonants; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of the sound changes that occur in Setswana words; demonstrate a sound knowledge and understanding of Setswana short stories and one act plays from a cultural perspective; demonstrate proficient Setswana communicative skills individually as well as in groups; demonstrate effective Setswana language proficiency skills in the writing of Setswana compositions, and demonstrate skills regarding the translation of selected Setswana texts. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments — weight: 60% Semester exam 1X2 hours — weight: 40%
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