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A small test will be given at the end of each chapter.  \n1. Guidance, competency checks, etc.  \n*Textbooks should be purchased before the first class. Order as soon as possible, as online purchases can take longer to arrive.  \n2. Chapter 1  \n3. Chapter 2  \n4. Chapter 3 (1)  \n5. Chapter 3 (2)  \n6. Chapter 4  \n7. Chapter 5 (1)  \n8. Chapter 5 (2)  \n9. Chapter 5 (3) and Chapter 6  \n10. Chapter 7 (1)  \n11. Mock Test, Chapter 7 (1)(2)  \n12. Chapter 8 (1)  \n13. Chapter 8 (2)  \n14. Chapter 9  \n15. Examination and summary  \nEvaluation  \nExamination: 50%  \nReport: 0%  \nOthers: 50%  \nBreakdown of evaluation: Examination: Final examination  \nOthers: Routine points (submitted materials, small tests, class participation, class work)  \nIn principle, 4 or more absences will not be considered for evaluation, as the level of understanding and achievement of the class cannot be sufficiently assessed. Note that this can result in credits not being awarded.  \nIf the final exam score is below 60 points, the student will be excluded from evaluation.  \nTextbooks & Suggested References  \nABK (Koueki zaidan houjin Asia gakusei bunka kyoukai)“TRY! Nihongo Nouryoku Shiken Bunpou KaraNobasu NihongoN1 【Kaitei ban / Eigo ban】” Asuku  \nMust be purchased. Photocopies etc. are not allowed.  \nKeywords  \nClass Time  \nWednesday 2nd period","cbCaib4UFmHpbeva","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaib4UFmHpbeva","pdf",205259,"English","# Tentative List of Topics to be Presented\n## Guidance, competency checks, etc.\n## Chapter 1\n## Chapter 2\n## Chapter 3 (1)-(2)\n## Chapter 4\n## Chapter 5 (1)-(3) and Chapter 6\n## Chapter 7 (1)\n## Mock Test and Chapter 7 (1)(2)\n## Chapter 8 (1)-(2)\n## Chapter 9\n## Examination and summary\n# Evaluation and Requirements\n## Evaluation breakdown and attendance rules\n## Final exam exclusion condition\n## Textbooks & suggested references\n## Keywords\n## Class time","[{\"question\":\"What level of Japanese is required before taking this course?\",\"answer\":\"Students should have Japanese language skills at JLPT N2 level to follow the class.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of learning activities and assessments are included?\",\"answer\":\"The course trains students to practice JLPT N1-level grammar, with small tests given at the end of each chapter and a mock test around Chapter 7.\"},{\"question\":\"How is student performance evaluated and what are the attendance implications?\",\"answer\":\"Evaluation is 50% final examination and 50% routine points (submitted materials, small tests, participation, and class work). 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