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Module QCL-2245:
QCL-2245 Ieithyddiaeth Gymraeg

QCL-2245 Ieithyddiaeth Gymraeg 2022-23
QCL-2245
2022-23
School Of Arts, Culture And Language
Module - Semester 1
20 credits
Module Organiser: Peredur Webb-Davies
Overview

Bydd myfyrwyr yn debygol o ddysgu am bynciau fel:

  • Ffonoleg y Gymraeg (canolraddol)
  • Treiglo yn y Gymraeg
  • Cystrawen Cymraeg (canolraddol)
  • Agweddau at y Gymraeg ac at ddwyieithrwydd
  • Hanes y Gymraeg
  • Addysg a pholisi ieithyddol yng Nghymru
  • Defnydd y Gymraeg mewn gwahanol sefyllfaoedd
  • Shifft iaith a newid ieithyddol yn y cyd-destun Cymraeg
  • Iaith plant

Assessment Strategy

-threshold -Gradd D: Gafael sylfaenol ar brif nodweddion ieithyddol y Gymraeg. Gallu cyfyngedig mewn adnabod yr agweddau rhain mewn testunau llafar/ysgrifenedig. Gallu cyfyngedig mewn dadansoddi amrywiaeth yn nodweddion y Gymraeg ar draws peuoedd a chyweiriau. Gallu cyfyngedig mewn cymharu gwahanol nodweddion o ramadeg y Gymraeg gyda gramadeg ieithoedd eraill. Yn arddangos gallu sylfaenol mewn trawsgrifio Cymraeg tafodieithol gan ddefnyddio symbolau seinegol ac o hyn o beth yn gallu gwahaniaethu rhwng gwahanol systemau sain tafodieithol. Yn arddangos gallu ganolraddol cyfyngedig o’r ffyrdd y mae nodweddion ieithyddol y Gymraeg wedi newid yn y gorffennol a sut y gall ei strwythur newid yn y dyfodol. Yn dangos dealltwriaeth gyfyngedig o’r iaith Gymraeg yn ei chyd-destun cymdeithasol cyfredol ac hanesyddol. Yn gwneud defnydd sylfaenol o arddull ysgrifennu academaidd ac yn dangos gallu cyfyngedig mewn cyflwyno syniadau a chysyniadau perthnasol mewn ffurf ysgrifienedig a llafar.

-good -Gradd B: Gafael dda ar brif nodweddion ieithyddol y Gymraeg. Gallu mewn adnabod yr agweddau rhain mewn testunau llafar/ysgrifenedig. Gallu mewn dadansoddi amrywiaeth yn nodweddion y Gymraeg ar draws peuoedd a chyweiriau. Gallu mewn cymharu gwahanol nodweddion o ramadeg y Gymraeg gyda gramadeg ieithoedd eraill. Yn arddangos gallu canolraddol mewn trawsgrifio Cymraeg tafodieithol gan ddefnyddio symbolau seinegol ac o hyn o beth yn gallu gwahaniaethu rhwng gwahanol systemau sain tafodieithol. Yn arddangos gallu ganolraddol dda o’r ffyrdd y mae nodweddion ieithyddol y Gymraeg wedi newid yn y gorffennol a sut y gall ei strwythur newid yn y dyfodol. Yn dangos dealltwriaeth dda o’r iaith Gymraeg yn ei chyd-destun cymdeithasol cyfredol ac hanesyddol. Yn gwneud defnydd da o arddull ysgrifennu academaidd ac yn dangos gallu mewn cyflwyno syniadau a chysyniadau perthnasol mewn ffurf ysgrifienedig a llafar.

-excellent -Gradd A: Gafael ardderchog ar brif nodweddion ieithyddol y Gymraeg. Gallu uchel mewn adnabod yr agweddau rhain mewn testunau llafar/ysgrifenedig. Gallu uchel mewn dadansoddi amrywiaeth yn nodweddion y Gymraeg ar draws peuoedd a chyweiriau. Gallu uchel mewn cymharu gwahanol nodweddion o ramadeg y Gymraeg gyda gramadeg ieithoedd eraill. Yn arddangos meistrolaeth mewn trawsgrifio Cymraeg tafodieithol gan ddefnyddio symbolau seinegol ac o hyn o beth yn gallu gwahaniaethu gyda gallu uchel rhwng gwahanol systemau sain tafodieithol. Yn arddangos gallu ganolraddol uchel o’r ffyrdd y mae nodweddion ieithyddol y Gymraeg wedi newid yn y gorffennol a sut y gall ei strwythur newid yn y dyfodol. Yn dangos dealltwriaeth ardderchog o’r iaith Gymraeg yn ei chyd-destun cymdeithasol cyfredol ac hanesyddol. Yn gwneud defnydd ardderchog o arddull ysgrifennu academaidd ac yn dangos gallu uchel mewn cyflwyno syniadau a chysyniadau perthnasol mewn ffurf ysgrifienedig a llafar.

Learning Outcomes

  • Bydd myfyrwyr yn gallu adnabod a thrafod gwahanol nodweddion o ramadeg y Gymraeg mewn testunau llafar ac ysgrifenedig ar lefel canolraddol.

  • Bydd myfyrwyr yn gallu adnabod ac esbonio nodweddion ieithyddol y Gymraeg mewn ystod eang o ddisgyrsiau, cyfryngau, peuoedd a chyweiriau.

  • Bydd myfyrwyr yn gallu dangos gwybodaeth ganolraddol o nodweddion gramadegol y Gymraeg.

  • Bydd myfyrwyr yn gallu dangos gwybodaeth o sefyllfa bresennol ac hanesyddol y Gymraeg o ran e.e. defnydd y Gymraeg mewn cymdeithas, dyfodol y Gymraeg, agweddau at y Gymraeg, a’r Gymraeg yn y cyfryngau newydd.

Assessment method

Exam (Centrally Scheduled)

Assessment type

Crynodol

Description

Prawf ar-lein yn dadansoddi a thrafod gramadeg y Gymraeg

Weighting

40%

Due date

11/11/2022

Assessment method

Essay

Assessment type

Crynodol

Description

Traethawd ar bwnc mewn ieithyddiaeth Gymraeg

Weighting

60%

Due date

16/01/2023

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