Questão de Inglês — Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension — IDECAN 2019
InglêsInterpretação de texto | Reading comprehension
- Código
- qq500363
- Banca
- IDECAN
- Órgão
- IF-PB
- Ano
- 2019
- Nível
- Superior
- Cargo
- Professor - Língua Inglesa
Teaching Medical EnglishMedical English continues to be a growing field as more pharmacists, doctors and nurses leave their home countries and work in English-speaking countries or countries with large international communities such as the UAE.Teaching medical English can be tough if you don’t have a background in life sciences like biology, anatomy and physiology. Fortunately, resources like Hospital English and Multimedical English have a wealth of supplementary material that can help you teach medical English in the classroom.In addition, medical English lessons should involve vocabulary-building exercises to help students remember difficult medical terms. They should also focus on building speaking and listening skills, as well as improving reading skills so that students can understand those challenging medical journals.The good news is that most medical English students are already studying at the advanced level, so creating lessons to improve their proficiency levels shouldn’t be too difficult. Unlike in beginner classes, you can typically rely heavily on authentic English content like medical videos, talks and publications to create meaningful and challenging lessons.(Available in: https://www.fluentu.com/blog/educator-english/teaching-english-for-specific-purposes. Accessed on May 21st, 2019. Adapted.What can be inferred about the Medical English?
- AIt could not be learned as an English for specific purposes (ESP) subject since it is taught for advanced level students.
- BIt is one of the categories of English for specific purposes (ESP) which focuses on speaking and listening skills.
- CIt can only be taught by pharmacists, doctors and nurses.
- DIt is intended for americans and foreigners who want to become specialists in life sciences.
- EIt is a specific category of English, therefore, it is usually directed to pharmacists, doctors and nurses.