Course title

ML 98A/B

Pre-requisite

Spanish II

Course description

Spanish 3
Immersion
Syllabus
2014-15

Goals/Objectives:

Review/learn grammar (present; preterit; imperfect; future; conditional; commands; passive voice; perfect; subjunctive) in all four modalities: reading/writing/speaking/listening.
Review/learn written components (spelling; punctuation; agreement) in all four modalities: reading/writing/speaking/listening.
Review/learn various written forms (be able to write letters; essays; emails; poems; corridos; newscasts)
Review/learn oral forms (be able to communicate with peers; teacher and others in various social settings: formal and informal)
Review/learn cultural components of Hispanic heritage (projects; music; art; guest speakers)
Review/learn various thematic units (family; technology; community; health; and others)
Review/learn various literary forms (stories; poems; news; authentic materials; books)

This is a dual enrollment class where you may receive college credit through Coconino Community College for Spanish 101 and Spanish 102 (a total of 8 credits).
The cost for these credits is $200.

Textbooks:
Así se dice – Level 3
Así se dice – Level 4
Mundo 21
Teacher-provided anthologies of short stories/poems

Journals:
At the beginning of each class period; you will be introduced to a journal topic (music; art; literature; history; etc.) You will write a minimum of 10 sentences describing your opinion; description; like/dislike; etc. based on the theme.

Class structure:
The teacher knows that you are here to learn. Therefore; treat each other with respect. Come to class prepared with homework; bring materials to class and be prepared to participate in ALL activities.

Procedures & Policies

Absence: The school absence policy shall be implemented in the classroom. If you are absent and excused; it is your responsibility to ask & complete missed assignments in the designated time.

NOTE: If your absence is unexcused; you cannot make up any work (test; journal; etc.); which results in zero (0) points. Upon your 10th absence; you will lose credit in this class.

Late Work: A major part of academic success is completing ALL work. The purpose of completing homework is to give students practice and eventually; mastery. If students do not complete assignments deemed as critical by the teacher you will be assigned remediation time during lunch to complete missed work.

Leaving the classroom: In order to leave the class you must have a pass.
1) Ask the teacher in Spanish.
2) Be back within the time given. Bathroom passes will have a time limit of 3-4 minutes. If you take longer than the allotted time; you will be marked absent! This will also terminate your privilege to use the bathroom for the remainder of the semester. .

Electronic devices: We are in this class to learn! Therefore; unless you have spoken to me prior to the start of class (medical emergency; family issues; etc.) no electronic devices are allowed in class (cell phones; mp3 players; etc.). If you are found using these in class (texting; listening to music); your device will be confiscated.

Grading

Students will be evaluated on both oral and written work.
Grading will be based on this scale:
89.5 - 100% = A
79.5 – 89.4% = B
69.5 – 79.4% = C
59.5 – 69.4% = D
Below 59.5% = F

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Student signature Date Parent signature Date

School country

United States

School state

Arizona

School city

Flagstaff

School / district Address

2801 N. Izabel

School zip code

86004

Requested competency code

Foreign Language

Date submitted

Approved

Yes

Approved competency code

  • LNG2
  • 2nd year of Foreign Language

Approved date

Online / Virtual

No