Teaching
Teaching is delivered in small group classes, seminars and supervisions.
| One to one supervision |
One hour per teaching week. |
|---|---|
| Small group teaching |
Five hours per week. |
| Taught/Research Balance |
Entirely Taught
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Feedback
Feedback will be provided through the supervisions for the papers.
Assessment
Thesis / Dissertation
This course is not assessed by dissertation.
Written examination
The assessment would be by written examination and oral examination (for Modern Hebrew) during the examination period in June:
Module 1 — 1 written examination paper, including translation and grammatical parsing questions.
Module 2 — 1 written examination paper, including translation and grammatical parsing questions, plus an oral examination to assess speaking and aural understanding.
Module 3 — 1 written examination paper. This would be divided into two parts, A and B. Part A would be answered by students opting for option (i) (the history of Hebrew) and this would take the form of essay questions. Part B would be answered by students opting for option (ii) (preliminary Aramaic) and this would be assessed by translation and grammatical parsing questions.