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Extractions: Spanish 4010.001 Advanced Rhetoric and Composition Instructor Susan Hallstead E-mail: hallstea@colorado.edu or srhst10@hotmail.com Office: McKenna 22 Of. hours: TBA De lector a escritor Diccionario esencial Santillana de la lengua española Course description This course is designed to offer a broad opportunity for written and oral practice of Spanish, with particular emphasis on structured writing in diverse styles and on oral rhetoric. This course will also review Spanish grammar and style by focusing on more subtle complex points and by increasing vocabulary. Course requirements Short papers Students will be required to write a series of short (1 page) papers every two weeks. (There will be approximately 7 one-page papers due throughout the semester.) The instructor will provide the topic of the paper before each assignment is due. These papers will be handed in every other Friday for peer correction. The peer corrector is required to hand back the corrected paper the following Monday. Final drafts of the one-pagers will then be due the following class period (Wednesday.) Example schedule: Jan 24: First one-pager due Jan 27: Peer corrector hands paper back to author Jan 29: Author hands in paper for instructor feedback NOTE: Failure to hand in and/or return papers back to original author on time will result in a 0 for the entire composition. If you know you will be absent, you must hand in your paper before the due date (i.e. the Wednesday before your absence) and you must NOT ACCEPT to correct a peers paper. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS.
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Extractions: This course is designed as a companion course to Freshman English, and the curriculum is developed to help the student succeed. Reading, writing, listening, and critical thinking skills are emphasized. Comprehension skills are stressed as well as study skills, vocabulary, and grammar usage. [Board Adopted 1998]
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Extractions: Students at Country Day School of Arlington continue making the transition into middle school at this grade level. Beginning in sixth grade, students are assigned faculty advisors, have a fully departmentalized academic schedule, and have the opportunity to take advanced courses in math and Spanish. The homeroom teacher for sixth grade is responsible for keeping track of attendance, collecting homework for all subjects, and distributing informational materials from the school. Students report to their homeroom first thing every morning, and return to that room at the end of each day before dismissal. Four of the five academic courses (math, English, history, and science) are placed in an A/B morning schedule. The length of each course is one hour and 25 minutes, and it occurs every two days. Each middle school student, then, has two academic courses before lunch every day. This schedule enables students to have lengthy focused classes with homework in each without overloading students with homework. French and Spanish classes are 45 minutes each day right after lunch. Students also have a 45-minute study hall every day after lunch during which they prepare their homework. The main goal of the faculty advising system is to monitor closely the academic progress of every student. The faculty member serves as guide, mentor, friend, and advocate to groups of four or five students. The advisees meet as a group with their advisor over lunch once a week and also individually at least once a week, and the advisors meet weekly to discuss students. The advisor has the students schedules and is kept updated with progress in all classes, including sports and electives. While the teachers of those courses best answer questions about particular classes, general information about how your middle school student is doing would come from the faculty advisor.
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Extractions: 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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Extractions: English III Ms. Coyne email: ccoyne@centralcatholic.net English III Reading Course Newspaper English III Course Objectives 1. Students will develop and practice active and critical reading skills. Students will analyze, examine, study, discuss, and write about works of literature. Students will review and develop passive and active vocabularies. Students will review and implement the rules of standard formal grammar, punctuation and spelling. Students will prepare for the PSAT Writing Skills Section and the SAT Verbal Reasoning Section. Texts: Vocabulary Workshop, Level F; English Workshop, Complete Course, Prentice Hall Literature, The American Experience; Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck; The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald; Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton;
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Extractions: Back to Main Page Weekly Assignments Class Materials Vocabulary Lists ... English Links Course Syllabus for 2002-2003 All students will learn to effectively read, analyze, and critique the literature of this course. Special attention will be given to developing reading strategies to improve comprehension. Through class discussions, developing social/group and public speaking skills will be a priority in the interpretation of the different writers and literature studied. In addition, cultivating awareness of different societies and eras will help students appreciate literature study All students will develop and improve their writing skills. Strengthening composition/research skills to write clearly, effectively, and powerfully is an important skill for all students at any grade level. Also, students will be expected to display comprehension and application of grammar rules and new vocabulary in their papers. Finally, creative writing will allow students to explore self-expression. The literature will provide the framework for classroom discussions.
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Extractions: Vocabulary Tables Vocabulary tables can be very useful in helping intermediate to advanced students increase their vocabulary based on different forms of a particular word that is known to them. This activity can be strengthened by having students base their vocabulary tables on specific topics. By basing tables on specific topics, students also improve their "long term" memory of related words. In this lesson, you will find an example vocabulary table based on words related to making music, specifically classical music, as well as a lesson outline. Aim: Expanding vocabulary in specific contexts Activity: Table creation providing verb, noun, adjective and adverb
Extractions: Advertising - English for Special Purposes Core Vocabulary The use of this lexical approach is essential for successful language acquisition in English for Specific Purposes. However, teachers are often not equipped with the exact English terminology required in very specific trade sectors. For this reason, core vocabulary sheets go a long way in helping teachers provide adequate materials for students with English for Special Purposes needs. These core vocabulary reference sheets provide between 150 and 240 key words and phrases for each industry. Each series is divided into three pages that, when combined, form an alphabetical list. In taking this lexical approach to attaining key vocabulary, students should be encouraged to translate the specific words and phrases into their native tongues as each phrase has a very specific translation in each language. advertisement - ad market coverage advertiser mass advertising advertising - publicity mass communication advertising agency mass media - media advertising agent media buyer advertising budget media buying
Extractions: Guide Picks - Top French Grammar Books There are hundreds, maybe thousands of French grammar books available, each claiming to be the "best," the "most concise," the "most complete," etc. Obviously they can't all be the best, and in fact one of them must, by definition, be the worst. How do you know which is which? Well, that's where I come in - I have more than a dozen French grammar books, many of which I use regularly, and others which I might as well throw away. Here are my favorite grammar books: the ones that I use every day as well as those I've grown beyond, but keep because they once helped me so much. (The parentheses indicate the working language(s) of each book.) Le Bon Usage Originally published in 1936, this is the bible of French grammar - the most thorough French grammar book that exists. It has been republished more than a dozen times and is a must for fluent speakers. This is the book that native speakers refer to when they want to understand or explain some aspect of French grammar. (French)
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Extractions: ESL 82 is the most advanced reading-composition course in the ESL program. The goals of this course are to help you improve your ability to understand written English and to improve your ability to communicate effectively in writing. You should expect to increase your vocabulary, increase your understanding of English-speaking cultures, especially American, improve your ability to write idiomatic and grammatically correct English and your ability to write papers according to college level standards. This is the normal expectation for college level credit classes of three units. The actual amount of time you will need to spend on this course depends on your rate of writing fluency, your reading speed , and the care with which you decide to approach each assignment. Be sure you can set aside this amount of time for homework so that you
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Extractions: French 102 - Winter 2003 (Click here to view the course syllabus.) Thu., 1:30 to 2:30 and by appt; LDC 357 Professor Eva Posfay, Per. 2a, Office hours: Mon., 1.50-3, Wed., 3.10-4.20 and by appt; LDC 353 Professor Max Adrien, Per. 4a, Office hours: Mon. and Wed., 4 to 5 pm and by appt; LDC 368 Required Texts 501 French Verbs Course goals: The Portes Ouvertes approach to learning a foreign language is based on active learning with a real-world input (authentic cultural readings, recorded conversations between native speakers, literary readings) which serve as an introduction for vocabulary, grammatical structures, communicative strategies and cultural concepts. We hope that you will enjoy and greatly benefit from our program. Schedule of classes You will meet with your instructor on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during which you will be introduced to various linguistic structures. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, the class will be split in two groups, each of which will meet with a Language Assistant (L.A.). Because of the smaller number of students in the Tuesday and Thursday sessions, you will find them
