Upon successful completion of this course, students may receive college credit through the Advanced Placement Examination offered by the College Board. They will also have the opportunity to practice AP style exams before the actual exam. Students will complete daily homework assignments and will show proficiency through oral interviews, written quizzes, presentations and unit exams. They will read authentic documents and listen to broadcasts from a variety of Francophone countries. Students will increase their appreciation for the richness of Francophone literature, history and culture. Students will write narrations and research projects, present and justify their own opinions orally, and communicate facts and ideas with an accurate accent and in a grammatically correct fashion. In this course, students will prepare for the Advanced Placement French Language Examination. Students learn to appreciate the diversity of Spanish and Hispanic culture through authentic audiovisual materials, direct oral and written contact with native speakers, and connections and comparisons with their own culture and communities. We continue to emphasize the fundamentals of the Spanish language and to challenge students to increase the breadth and complexity of their language skills through a variety of creative, interactive activities that integrate presentational, interpretive, and interpersonal communication. In this course, students build on the foundation established in Spanish I. Students learn to appreciate the diversity of Spanish and Hispanic culture through authentic audiovisual materials, presentations and comparisons with their own culture and communities. Students develop a strong foundation in the fundamentals of the Spanish language through a variety of creative, interactive activities that integrate presentational, interpretive, and interpersonal communication.
This is a dynamic communicative course which adapts to the needs and abilities of the students through differentiated instruction.
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