Welcome to Foundations of Business. Interaction 1 section 2

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Welcome to Foundations of Business. Interaction 1 section 2

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3. Contact information My goals this semester Grade breakdown Class conduct guidelines Tips for success
5. Before we start… There’s been some confusion about whether this is FBI 1 or 2. Has
7. Contact information For any technical issues, feel free to contact Prof. Joshua Park's assistant, Joon Hyung
8. Contact information Writing Centre phone number: 042-630-8514 My email addresses: tomcecil@woosong.org writingcenter@solbridge.ac.kr
10. Course description The intention of this course is to provide you with the written and spoken
12. Our calendar This semester will be… different. Instructors have been asked to hold midterms in week
14. Course objectives To prepare students with written and spoken business English skills: To make students aware
16. My goals To raise your awareness of how business English is different from everyday English. To
18. Grade breakdown
19. Arrive early or on time, or provide a sufficient reason for not being able to. Attendance:
20. Grade breakdown: Attendance While we’re all meeting online, attendance will be replaced by screenshots of your
21. Grade breakdown: Students will lose points when their effort or attention are lacking, for instance, when
22. Grade breakdown: Assignments I will be grading your assignments based on rubrics that I will give
24. I must grade you on a curve. Effort will be the most important part of deciding
25. Another word about grading Remember that grades are determined by your skills and hard work, and
27. Our class time: conduct guidelines.
28. Our class time: conduct guidelines. Be considerate. Listen well to everyone. Don’t interrupt or ignore people.
29. Be considerate. Avoid saying things that may cause offence.
30. Be considerate. Maintain the proper levels of politeness and respect during class time.
31. Be considerate. Remember the appropriate levels of formality in class, and adhere to them.
32. Our class time: conduct guidelines. Our time is precious. Focus well so your professor doesn’t waste
33. Our time is precious. Please be ready to start on time so we don’t have to
34. Our time is precious. Please arrive in a condition that won’t stop you working.
35. Our time is precious. Portfolio work deadlines are immovable. Don’t ask me to accept late work;
36. Our class time: conduct guidelines. Please do your best. I’m assessing you on your use of
37. Please do your best. You’re here to develop your skills. If you don’t try you’ll never
38. Please do your best. Try to make groups with members who speak different first languages. This
39. Growth in the classroom is like flexibility: the more you stretch yourself, the more flexible you
40. Please do your best. Don’t be afraid of making errors. The only mistake is not to
41. If you do, you will be caught, and you will fail the assignment. If you commit
42. Resubmitting assignments written for other classes Plagiarising material translated from other languages Taking work from online
43. I want to see your ideas! Avoid all translators. They will make your English sound worse.
45. Please remember to: -log in/come 5 minutes early, for attendance. -have a notebook and pen(cil) every
47. Tips for success Remember: you’re responsible for yourself. Remember how you’re being graded. Pay attention to
49. Challenges What kinds of interactions take place in business? How are these different/challenging for you?
50. Features How are business interactions different from interactions in other settings? What are their unique features?
51. Skills -What skills and knowledge do you think are included in Foundations of Business Interactions? -How
53. Join the Turnitin class. Your class ID is 24327527 and enrollment key is FBI12MF10:30 For Next
54. Provide me with a record of your group’s chat responding to the previous questions. You can
55. Next time… You will give a short presentation about yourself. It should be appropriate for a
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Contact information
My goals this semester
Grade breakdown
Class conduct guidelines
Tips for success

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Before we start…
There’s been some confusion about whether this is FBI

1 or 2. Has anyone here completed FBI 1 before?

Have you joined thinking that this if FBI 2?

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Contact information
For any technical issues, feel free to contact Prof. Joshua

Park's assistant, Joon Hyung Jang:
Phone: +82.10.3699.3994 KakaoTalk: jhjang00914 WeChat: joonhyung914

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Contact information
Writing Centre phone number:
042-630-8514
My email addresses:
tomcecil@woosong.org
writingcenter@solbridge.ac.kr

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Course description
The intention of this course is to provide you with

the written and spoken business English skills you will need, both for a course of study at SolBridge, and in the business world.

The intention of this course is to provide you with the written and spoken business English skills you will need, both for a course of study at SolBridge, and in the business world.

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Our calendar
This semester will be… different. Instructors have been asked to

hold midterms in week 9 (May 18-22), but it’s your choice. What do you prefer?

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Course objectives
To prepare students with written and spoken business English skills:
To

make students aware of the standards and conventions of business English;
To give students practice in producing a variety of formats of written business English;
To give students practice in producing a variety of formats of spoken business English.

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My goals
To raise your awareness of how business English is different

from everyday English.
To provide a productive, safe atmosphere so you can become more proficient at various forms of business communication.

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Grade breakdown

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Arrive early or on time, or provide a sufficient reason for

not being able to.

Attendance: 20%

Students should speak and be involved, sharing ideas and driving production in class. Effort and contribution to group work should be high.

Participation: 20%

Students will complete written and oral assignments throughout the semester.

Assignments: 20%

Written exams based on lectures. The midterm is worth 20%, the final is worth 20%.

Exams: 40%

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Grade breakdown:
Attendance While we’re all meeting online, attendance will be replaced

by screenshots of your group’s discussions of the questions raised in class and of critiques of your groupmates’ work. These must be emailed to me promptly.
When you’re attending in person, you will need to be on time, or notify me in advance, and get permission for, missing any class time, or your grades will be reduced.

Attendance

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Grade breakdown:
Students will lose points when their effort or attention

are lacking, for instance, when focus is diverted away from the goals of the class. Examples include using languages other than English, chatting, sleeping, applying make-up, using mirrors, using cellphones for anything other than research, and doing work for other classes.

Participation

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Grade breakdown:
Assignments
I will be grading your assignments based on rubrics

that I will give you for each specific task.

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I must grade you on a curve. Effort will be the

most important part of deciding your grade.

A word about grading

If you want to get an A, you should earn it and work as hard as your classmates.

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Another word about grading
Remember that grades are determined by your skills

and hard work, and not by your needs.

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Our class time: conduct guidelines.

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Our class time: conduct guidelines.
Be considerate.
Listen well to everyone.
Don’t interrupt

or ignore people.

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Be considerate.
Avoid saying things that may cause offence.

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Be considerate.
Maintain the proper levels of politeness and respect during class

time.

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Be considerate.
Remember the appropriate levels of formality in class, and adhere

to them.

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Our class time: conduct guidelines.
Our time is precious.
Focus well so your

professor doesn’t waste time getting your attention.

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Our time is precious.
Please be ready to start on time so

we don’t have to wait for you.

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Our time is precious.
Please arrive in a condition that won’t stop

you working.

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Our time is precious.
Portfolio work deadlines are immovable. Don’t ask me

to accept late work; I won’t.

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Our class time: conduct guidelines.
Please do your best.
I’m assessing you on

your use of English. Please use it as much as you can.

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Please do your best.
You’re here to develop your skills.
If you

don’t try you’ll never improve.

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Please do your best.
Try to make groups with members who speak

different first languages. This may be scary at first, but it means you will improve more.

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Growth in the classroom is like flexibility: the more you stretch

yourself, the more flexible you become. If you stretch yourself less:

Please do your best.

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Please do your best.
Don’t be afraid of making errors.
The only

mistake is not to try at all.

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If you do, you will be caught, and you will fail

the assignment. If you commit plagiarism again, you will fail the course.

Our class time: conduct guidelines.

I want to see your ideas!

You can share ideas with classmates,
but I’m assessing you on your work.

Don’t copy or plagiarise your assignments.

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Resubmitting assignments written for other classes
Plagiarising material translated from other languages
Taking

work from online and changing some words

Our class time: conduct guidelines.

I want to see your ideas!

You can share ideas with classmates,
but I’m assessing you on your work.

Don’t copy or plagiarise your assignments.

In the past, I failed students’ assignments for:

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I want to see your ideas!
Avoid all translators. They will make

your English sound worse.

Google translate sings

My Heart Will Go On

Shape of you

The Greatest Showman

The Sound of Silence

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Please remember to:
-log in/come 5 minutes early, for attendance.
-have a notebook

and pen(cil) every class.
-prepare well for every class.
-ask me if you don’t understand something.
-join the class Turnitin so you can submit work.
-be ready to bring a tablet or laptop when you come in person.

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Tips for success
Remember: you’re responsible for yourself.
Remember how you’re being graded.
Pay

attention to what I’m saying.
Give yourself as much time as you can.
Keep practicing, and don’t be ashamed of your mistakes.

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Challenges
What kinds of interactions take place in business? How are these

different/challenging for you?

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Features
How are business interactions different from interactions in other settings? What

are their unique features?

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Skills
-What skills and knowledge do you think are included in Foundations

of Business Interactions?
-How are you going to develop these skills and knowledge on this course?

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Join the Turnitin class.
Your class ID is 24327527 and

enrollment key is FBI12MF10:30

For Next time…

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Provide me with a record of your group’s chat responding to

the previous questions. You can use any platform, depending on what’s convenient for your group.

For Next time…

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Next time…
You will give a short presentation about yourself. It should

be appropriate for a business setting. Imagine you are being interviewed for a position, or meeting a new client.

Welcome to Foundations of Business. Interaction 1 section 2

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Contact informationMy goals this semesterGrade breakdownClass conduct guidelinesTips for success

Before we start…There’s been some confusion about whether this is FBI

Contact informationFor any technical issues, feel free to contact Prof. Joshua

Contact informationWriting Centre phone number: 042-630-8514My email addresses: tomcecil@woosong.org writingcenter@solbridge.ac.kr

Course descriptionThe intention of this course is to provide you with

Our calendarThis semester will be… different. Instructors have been asked to

Course objectivesTo prepare students with written and spoken business English skills:To

My goalsTo raise your awareness of how business English is different

Grade breakdown

Arrive early or on time, or provide a sufficient reason for

Grade breakdown:Attendance While we’re all meeting online, attendance will be replaced

Grade breakdown: Students will lose points when their effort or attention

Grade breakdown:Assignments I will be grading your assignments based on rubrics

I must grade you on a curve. Effort will be the

Another word about gradingRemember that grades are determined by your skills

Our class time: conduct guidelines.

Our class time: conduct guidelines.Be considerate.Listen well to everyone. Don’t interrupt

Be considerate.Avoid saying things that may cause offence.

Be considerate.Maintain the proper levels of politeness and respect during class

Be considerate.Remember the appropriate levels of formality in class, and adhere

Our class time: conduct guidelines.Our time is precious.Focus well so your

Our time is precious.Please be ready to start on time so

Our time is precious.Please arrive in a condition that won’t stop

Our time is precious.Portfolio work deadlines are immovable. Don’t ask me

Our class time: conduct guidelines.Please do your best.I’m assessing you on

Please do your best.You’re here to develop your skills. If you

Please do your best.Try to make groups with members who speak

Growth in the classroom is like flexibility: the more you stretch

Please do your best.Don’t be afraid of making errors. The only

If you do, you will be caught, and you will fail

Resubmitting assignments written for other classesPlagiarising material translated from other languagesTaking

I want to see your ideas!Avoid all translators. They will make

Please remember to:-log in/come 5 minutes early, for attendance.-have a notebook

Tips for successRemember: you’re responsible for yourself.Remember how you’re being graded.Pay

ChallengesWhat kinds of interactions take place in business? How are these

FeaturesHow are business interactions different from interactions in other settings? What

Skills-What skills and knowledge do you think are included in Foundations

Join the Turnitin class. Your class ID is 24327527 and

Provide me with a record of your group’s chat responding to

Next time…You will give a short presentation about yourself. It should

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Contact information
My goals this semester
Grade breakdown
Class conduct guidelines
Tips for success

Before we start…
There’s been some confusion about whether this is FBI

Contact information
For any technical issues, feel free to contact Prof. Joshua

Contact information
Writing Centre phone number:
042-630-8514
My email addresses:
tomcecil@woosong.org
writingcenter@solbridge.ac.kr

Course description
The intention of this course is to provide you with

Our calendar
This semester will be… different. Instructors have been asked to

Course objectives
To prepare students with written and spoken business English skills:
To

My goals
To raise your awareness of how business English is different

Grade breakdown:
Attendance While we’re all meeting online, attendance will be replaced

Grade breakdown:
Students will lose points when their effort or attention

Grade breakdown:
Assignments
I will be grading your assignments based on rubrics

Another word about grading
Remember that grades are determined by your skills

Our class time: conduct guidelines.
Be considerate.
Listen well to everyone.
Don’t interrupt

Be considerate.
Avoid saying things that may cause offence.

Be considerate.
Maintain the proper levels of politeness and respect during class

Be considerate.
Remember the appropriate levels of formality in class, and adhere

Our class time: conduct guidelines.
Our time is precious.
Focus well so your

Our time is precious.
Please be ready to start on time so

Our time is precious.
Please arrive in a condition that won’t stop

Our time is precious.
Portfolio work deadlines are immovable. Don’t ask me

Our class time: conduct guidelines.
Please do your best.
I’m assessing you on

Please do your best.
You’re here to develop your skills.
If you

Please do your best.
Try to make groups with members who speak

Please do your best.
Don’t be afraid of making errors.
The only

Resubmitting assignments written for other classes
Plagiarising material translated from other languages
Taking

I want to see your ideas!
Avoid all translators. They will make

Please remember to:
-log in/come 5 minutes early, for attendance.
-have a notebook

Tips for success
Remember: you’re responsible for yourself.
Remember how you’re being graded.
Pay

Challenges
What kinds of interactions take place in business? How are these

Features
How are business interactions different from interactions in other settings? What

Skills
-What skills and knowledge do you think are included in Foundations

Join the Turnitin class.
Your class ID is 24327527 and

Next time…
You will give a short presentation about yourself. It should