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Syllabus Actividades Culturales Check Your Grades Other Spanish Courses ... Modern Language Program SPANISH 401 Course web page: http://www.longwood.edu/staff/lgoetz/401/index.html Instructor: Lily Anne Goetz Office: Academical Trailer Village 3-D Phone: (434) 395-2158 Office hours: MTWTr: 2:00-3:30 and by appointment E-mail: lgoetz@longwood.edu Course Description from Longwood Catalog: Syntax and grammar through written work. Prerequisite: Spanish 202 or appropriate placement test score. Successful completion of this course is recommended before taking upper-level courses. 3 credits. Textos: Texts: . Washington, DC.: Georgetown University Press, 2000. Materiales varios: Course Content: Contenido del curso: This course consists of two components: the practice of the more complex aspects of Spanish grammar, and the development of effective composition skills. Students will engage in both formal and informal writing, and will practice the forms and processes of writing used in professions related to the Spanish language field, and in creative writing in Spanish. Students will receive explicit instruction for each writing assignment, as well

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Click here for PDF version goals Welcome to the second-year Spanish Program at UNC-CH! The main goals of this course are: 1. to apply what you learned in Spanish 1 and 2. During your first year of Spanish, your instructor led you through the basic structures and vocabulary of the language. Now you will have the opportunity to apply what you know and expand it, as you learn about the history and the culture of the people who speak this language. An important objective of this course is to help you develop your individual style of language learning. More of the responsibility for the development of the lessons is placed on the learner. You will be on your own more than you were in Spanish 1 and 2. 2. to study the culture of Spanish-speaking people. As we study the history, the literature and art of the Spanish speakers around us, we get to know them, and ourselves, better. In this way we increase our capacity to communicate on many levels. The context of the lessons in this course is as important as the way we go about learning them and the language we use to study them. By the end of the semester students should: 1. Acquire sufficient knowledge of the language in order to be able to interact with Spanish speakers effectively (stating and supporting opinions; describing and narrating in the present, past, and future; etc.)

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Dr. Rob Reynolds l span 3423 l syllabus syllabus SPAN 3423 is an Advanced Spanish Composition course designed to provide students a complete grammar review, and to help students develop a strong proficiency in written Spanish. Dr. Rob Reynolds Schedule Contact Information Textbooks Spanish Literature through Composition. Conradt J. Schmitt . Schaum's Outline of Spanish Grammar (4th ed.). All students should possess a goos Spanish-English dictionary. SPAN 3423 is a course in Advanced Spanish Composition designed to aid students int eh development of excellent writing skills in Spanish. At the completion of this course, students should feel that they can write in Spanish, on a variety of topics and in a variety of styles, with accuracy and relative ease. This course, taught in the target language, makes use of the following tools/components to achieve these objectives: Vocabulary/Grammar Quizzes Homework Journal Writing Projects Formal Compositions Discussion Board It is the assumption of this course that there is more to the learning environment than the processing of static "stuff" called information. We believe that the foreign language classroom is really about the accrual and evolution of human wisdom through cultural patterns of spoken, written, and lived symbols. Central to this belief is the understanding that

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SPA 2310 Spanish Grammar and Composition I Course Syllabus - Spring 2000 Dr. Roberto Forns-Broggi E-mail: rforns@hotmail.com Office: 360L Plaza Building; Office phone: 556-3012 Office hours: T, Th 11:30- 1:30 PM; and other times by appointment Course description: Intermediate course to review and strengthen knowledge of the structure of the Spanish language as a basis for more advanced work in speaking, understanding, reading, and writing. Aims of the course: 1. Develop individual students' writing skills, and address any individual problems in the areas of grammar or composition structure in Spanish. 2. Use and practice in communicative situations several (and more complex) grammatical forms and structures. 3. Develop analytical skills, increasing research and library skills in Spanish. 4. Produce sentences and develop interactive competence with the basic sounds used in standard Latin American and Castillian Spanish. 5. Use a practical vocabulary of approximately 2,000 words or expressions for social, survival, and personal situations. 6. Expand the knowledge about the `Hispanic' culture at an intellectual level, trying to see the experience from the perspective of the insider (to know how the culture bearer feels).

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Foreign Language / Spanish Availability: Conference period: 5th period Phone: (714) 220-4040 Ext. 44 E-mail: Castro_Y@auhsd.k12.ca.us SPANISH II ACCELERATED Course Information and Policies Materials needed: Composition Book (one for each semester) Spanish Only Dictionary (optional) COURSE DESCRIPTION: This class will explore and analyze the structure of the Spanish language and culture. It will emphasize on vocabulary acquisition, grammatical concepts and oral communication. Through a variety of written and oral activities, the students will acquire fluency and a better understanding of the language. HOMEWORK POLICIES: Students are expected to complete a minimum of two hours of work outside the classroom each week. This will be a combination of oral and written assignments, and special projects. Homework needs to be turned in on time. NO overdue assignments will be accepted. When absent, the student is responsible for making-up missing work. It is important that all students keep up with their assignments. This is the key to success in learning Spanish effectively. STUDENT EVALUATION: The basic grading system of the Foreign Language Department is as follows: 90%=A, 80%=B, 70%=C, 60%=D, 50%=F.

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Span 300 Advanced Grammar and Writing I Fall 2002 Dr. Mar Martínez-Góngora 208 Bird House Description This course in Advanced Grammar and Composition is designed to review Spanish Grammar structures and Vocabulary and to develop students’ capacity to understand and express themselves in writing. We shall focus on reading and comprehending literary texts written by Spanish and Latin American authors as well as on Spanish grammar structures and lexicon. The activities and exercises in the course will help the student to improve his or her mastery of Spanish syntax, lexicography and orthography. Objectives : At the end of the semester the student will have consolidated her/ his knowledge of Spanish Grammar structures and will be able to express herself or himself in Spanish with more accuracy, more flexibility and with increased precision. Obligatory Bibliography: : Ayllon, Cándido, Antonio Morillo, Paul C. Smith. Spanish Composition Through Literature . New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 2000. Recommended Bibliography: Richmond, Dorothy.

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Study Hall: extra-help hours M-F until 4 p.m. and by appointment. I can always be reached by email: mposey@collegiate-va.org or by phone: (804) 740-7077 Ext. 3614 Home Course syllabus Class Assignments Class Links Projects Handouts Click on any of the following section headers below to retrieve more information about the given item: Textbooks Required Materials Classroom Rules and Expectations Workload and Grading ... Technology Required textbooks: , published by McDougal Littell. workbook, published by McDougal Littell. Required Materials: separate three-ring binder with pockets is required for the class.There should also be sufficient amounts of regular lined paper in each section. composition book will be used daily. Students will use these composition books as journals to comment on Latin proverbs, abbreviations and phrases and their usage in English. These journals are to be left in class. The notebook should be divided into six sections: (1) Class (which will include class notes) (2) Class handouts (which will include assignment sheets: la tarea)

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