Russian - Guided autonomy for independent learning in the Multimedia Centre (EMA)

This type of independent study provides the opportunity to:

   Learn in a manner adapted to one’s personal needs

   Use tools to analyse those needs, plan objectives and assess one’s progress

   Become familiar with new learning strategies and find appropriate material

It is designed for students at A1/A2 or above.

It consists of:

• 3 interviews per semester (1st and 3rd interview: 60 minutes; 2nd interview: 30 minutes)
• 2 periods per week in the Multimedia Centre: 1 registered period + 1 free-access period (details)
• Personal work (agreed on with the tutor in accordance with your personal objectives)

Pedagocial support includes:

• The 3 interviews, which serve to set up a study plan in accordance with your personal objectives and to provide both an intermediate and final assessment of your progress
• Access to teacher input during the registered session in the Multimedia Centre
• Registration to a Moodle platform (for all practical information)
• Online back-up via the PlurieL platform and/or email contact with your tutor

  Important

• Although some of the tasks can be completed at home, those requiring access to multimedia material have to be done in the Multimedia Centre. (Anthropole 1060) – for copyright reasons
• Learning through guided autonomy is an individual process. The role of your tutor is to guide you when planning and managing your study within the structure of the module

*When indicated, the multimedia space for independent learning (EMA) is an integrated part of the course. It can be “online registration” or “free access” (details)