Spanish 307 No composition grade will be recorded until Scheduled Tests 20%; Microthemes/Homework10%; Participation latin American Studies latin American Network Information http://www.wcenter.spelman.edu/spanish.html
Extractions: Spanish Composition Professor : Rick Langhorst, rlanghor@spelman.edu Office Hrs: TTh 12:30-1 and 2:30-3:00 Office Location : Cosby 458 Spanish 307 Description Spanish 307 Compositions Spanish 307 Participation and Grading Web Resources ... Student Projects Rationale: Spanish 307 is an intensive writing course in Spanish designed around a networked computer classroom. The sub-theme of this class is "Homenaje a la mujer hispana." This semester will engage in numerous writing and revision activities designed to improve your conceptualization and completion of written work in Spanish; several of the activities will be centered around the sub-theme of the class. You will write and revise a variety of types of compositions, building descriptive, narrative, summary, analytical and argumentative styles. This course should maximize your learning through writing, by asking you to write often, write thoughtfully and write in a variety of formats. Not all of your writing will be for a grade; your audience may be your professor, other students, yourself, or interested computer users on the World Wide Web. Writing Techniques and Strategies: The compositions will build in length and complexity as the semester progresses; but remember thatwriting in a foreign language is by its nature more problematical, and you must seek to renderphrases simply and elegantly. Do not translate from English! That is perilous and ponderous. Useforms that are familiar to you, and use them simply, thinking about tense andperson. Reach to improve your Spanish by working from what you know. Use the dictionary, but do so sparingly and carefully to be certain you have the correct part of speech and usage. Your written skills in Spanish will develop with practice, but they will not soon approach those of English; therefore, yourprecision and clarity must compensate to some extent. Keep things simple and follow good models reading and listening in Spanish will help you to internalize models.
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Middle School Spring 2003 Catalog computers must first signin with homework hour instructors There will be a new LATINPERCUSSION class usual study, such as improvisation, composition, and ear http://www.sof.edu/afterschool/middleschool.htm
Extractions: Homework Help Homework Hour for 6th Graders 6th Grade Staff Cafeteria During Homework Hour, students work independently in a quiet room under the supervision of one of their school day teachers. Students in need of computers must first sign-in with homework hour instructors and then will be sent to the main computer lab or given access to classroom computers. Homework Hour for 7th Graders 7th Grade Staff During Homework Hour, students work independently in a quiet room under the supervision of one of their school day teachers. Students in need of computers must first sign-in with homework hour instructors and then will be sent to the main computer lab or given access to classroom computers.
Siblings - November 2000 The homework is also available offline and can be online music room introducing classroomcomposition projects and Tucker Head of Music The Royal latin School. http://www.sibelius.com/siblings/nov2000/article.html
Extractions: The Royal Latin School, Buckingham, UK Robert Tucker, Director of Music, explains how Sibelius has become an invaluable partner in music education. Sibelius has been an invaluable tool at our school for some time, both for pupils and for staff; it's simply the best as an assistant to musical learning, providing an exciting resource for developing a range of composing and performing skills. Sibelius also saves a great deal of time: scoring out parts, preparing differentiated class sheets, demonstrating musical techniques, and so on. Sibelius has become a fully integrated member of the music department! "I need a soprano saxophone to record my composition," one student remarked. Sibelius can perform the complete piece for the student, which was originally notated by hand and published using the software. In this case we solved the problem using the program to play the complex solo saxophone part with pupils playing the accompaniment live. We also adjusted the score to involve more pupils and later refined the saxophone part with additional directions for a really expressive result. This was a practical solution that not only saved the school money, but also provided us with a robot soloist who never tired during rehearsal!
Latin Language Resources For Educators Quia Top 20 latin Activities Twenty great online Curriculum materials for compositionand literature, including http://7-12educators.about.com/cs/foreignlatin/
The Origin Of Musical Notation - Study Guide at the beginning of a composition, or above illustrations of the each Latinsymbol represents http://italian.about.com/library/weekly/aa092700d.htm
Extractions: The Origin of Musical Notation Study Guide Questions Have you ever listened to Julie Andrews sing "Do-Re-Mi" in The Sound of Music and wonder where those syllables originated? Test your knowledge of the origin of musical notation with this quiz. All of the answers can be found in the feature The Origin of Musical Notation at http://italian.about.com/library/weekly/aa092700a.htm The Origin of Musical Notation Study Guide Answers Sing-A-Long Sound of Music is based on the classic film that was nicknamed due to its record-breaking run for 20th Century Fox. True/False: Sing-A-Long Sound of Music has been a smash hit at the Prince Charles Cinema in London since last summer. The Sound of Music originally was a stage play based on a German film, , that told the true-life story of the von Trapps.
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Extractions: The Origin of Musical Notation Study Guide Answers Have you ever listened to Julie Andrews sing "Do-Re-Mi" in The Sound of Music and wonder where those syllables originated? Test your knowledge of the origin of musical notation with this quiz. All of the answers can be found in the feature The Origin of Musical Notation at http://italian.about.com/library/weekly/aa092700a.htm The Origin of Musical Notation Study Guide
About Author Isabel Allende her novels, the deficiencies of latin lovers, and Curriculum materials for compositionand literature, including http://contemporarylit.about.com/library/blallende_isabel.htm
Latino/Latina Literature Curriculum materials for composition and literature, including novels and plays. http://yabooks.about.com/cs/latinolatina/
Extractions: WEL 2.312 Latin is one of the basic languages to learn for better command of English; over 65% of the English vocabulary is based on Latin. Latin 506 acquaints the student with the principal forms and structures of Latin in an interesting and challenging manner. The aim is to proceed to the reading of connected Latin passages as soon as possible and to learn about the culture of the Roman people. There will be daily assignments from the text, chapters 1-27. Passages from 38 Latin Stories will complement the chapters in Wheelock. Prerequisites:
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Extractions: Latin Abbreviations (University of Michigan, US) All of these antiquated Latin abbreviations at one time had an important purpose. They functioned as a secondary, parenthetical language which sifted through, evaluated, qualified references for the reader. Eighteenth-century scholars used all of these designations as a way of talking to each other in code, telling each other what to expect from their sources. It was a natural mode of discourse for themthey all studied Latin, of course. Abbreviations of Latin Expressions (English Plus+, US) In standard writing, use the English equivalent or write out the whole word. Some common Latin expressions (University of Edinburgh, UK) Nowadays many publishers discourage the use of these Latin expressions and their abbreviations in footnotes and endnotes (presumably because so few people know what they mean!), but some publishers (Oxford University Press, for example) seem to insist on them. Anyway, these are the most commonly used in references, footnotes etc., should you come across them, or feel the urge to start using them yourselves. Abbreviations (Capital Community College, US)
1994 Grammy Awards Best Tropical latin Performance, Master Sessions Volume 1, Chachao. Best InstrumentalComposition, African Skies, Michael Brecker, composer. http://www.factmonster.com/year/A0150628.html
Extractions: Arts and Entertainment Awards Music Awards ... The Grammy Awards Record of the Year Album of the Year MTV Unplugged , Tony Bennett (Columbia) Song of the Year Philadelphia ), Bruce Springsteen, songwriter Best New Artist Sheryl Crow Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female Best Pop Performance By a Duo or Group With Vocal Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance MTV Unplugged , Tony Bennett Best Pop Instrumental Performance Best Pop Vocal Collaboration Best Pop Album Longing in Their Hearts , Bonnie Raitt (Capitol) Best Rock Album Voodoo Lounge , The Rolling Stones (Virgin) Best Rock Gospel Album Wake-Up Call , Petra (Dayspring) Best Rock Song Best Rock Vocal Performance, Male
Extractions: p. 77 On the Horizon: High-tech Help Richard B. Larsen Back in 1963, his finger on the button of the latest of the V-2 descendant, Werner von Braun prophesied that those who ignored technological change were likely to be steamrolled by it geflattent was his choice of words. Now that computerization has come to virtually every comer of American life, those still indifferent to it may indeed become its victims, the crunched numbers of contemporary society. The Law of the High-tech Jungle reads not "eat or be eaten" but "BYTE or be BITten," and it applies as much to composition teachers as to accountants. For those who have yet to climb aboard the bandwagon, this article offers a last chance before it steamrolls by. The technology reviewed below may at first intimidate, then perhaps overwhelm, but ultimately it will persuade the unconvinced that the art of writing has come as far in the last five or six years as it had in all the decades from Gutenberg to Steve Jobs. Born of solid tradition and the mercurial microprocessor, rhetoric has been reborn. p. 78
