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Western High School Faculty / Castro Amsco, 1988) Materials needed Spanish Binder composition Book Spanish to the historyof various latin American countries. and d) Class and homework assignments http://www.auhsd.k12.ca.us/Western/faculty/Castro.html
Extractions: 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. 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.
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Extractions: Success Studies: Study Skills The purpose of the Study Skills class was to expose students to the many concepts and strategies that would help them become better students. Specifically, students experimented with several note-taking styles and practiced a half dozen memorization strategies. Additionally, we examined such topics as organization, time management, study environment, study habits, and test preparation. The goal of this course was that, upon completion, students would have a better understanding of the habits of an effective student. Success Studies: SAT Preparation The objectives of the Upward Bound SAT Prep class were to assist the students to gain an understanding of the purpose, background and format of the SAT, to learn several test taking strategies and develop their own personal strategy, to increase and strengthen their vocabularies, and to increase and strengthen their math skills. Classroom activities and homework assignments included vocabulary and math quizzes and drills, sentence completion, analogies and reading comprehension exercises, and creation of SAT-type questions. Classroom sessions also included practice tests using sections of actual SATs, and group discussions of a variety of SAT-related topics. A creative project allowed students to collaborate in small groups on a presentation which incorporated a variety of math and verbal concepts presented in a medium of their choice. Students performance was assessed with significant weight placed on class participation.
Foreign Languages will focus on roughly 5075 lines of latin. NOTE homework substantially exceeds expectationsand time to obtain proficiency in composition, conversation, and http://server1.sbceo.k12.ca.us/~pirates/SYVUHS/curriculum/subjects/foreign langu
Extractions: FOREIGN LANGUAGES Students must complete one year of a foreign language OR a visual/performing art course to meet graduation requirements French 1 (P) French 2 (P) ... English Language Center French 1 (P) Grade: n n n n Course Length: o Semester n Year Credit: Prerequisite: None French 1 is intended to give the student an elementary speaking knowledge of the French language. Understanding and appreciating the people of France and the French lifestyle is also an important part of French 1. Other objectives are to develop basic skills in reading and writing French. Most instruction is in the present tense, but past tense is also introduced. At least an one-thousand word vocabulary is developed. French 2 (P) Grade: o n n n Course Length: o Semester n Year Credit: Prerequisite: French 1 C or better in both semesters French 2 is designed to improve the students ability to speak, understand, read, and write French. A closer look at the life and culture of France is a part of the study. A more advanced level of grammar is developed. At least a 1,700 word vocabulary is developed.
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SPA 3510: Masterpieces Of Latin American Literature interactive competence with the basic sounds used in standard latin American and Composition8 May 9 4 homework (1 for each chapter) At the end of each chapter http://clem.mscd.edu/~fornsbro/SPA2310.htm
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).
Know Your ABCs - Spanish Language - 09/20/99 or four different versions of the composition of the best language schools locatedthroughout latin America and http://spanish.about.com/library/weekly/aa092099.htm
Extractions: Why do the letters have names? Answering the question of which letters are in the Spanish alphabet isn't as straightforward as it may seem. Look in a dozen reference works and you very likely will get three or four different versions of the composition of the Spanish alphabet. Some list K and W in the alphabet; others say that those letters are only in foreign derived words (such as kilowatt ).. And others differ on the combinations such as ch and ll that would be interpreted as two letters in most languages. A recent letter led me to find the "official" answer to the question. Following is that letter and another one I've received recently about the alphabet, along with the responses.
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Advanced Grammar And Composition This course is designed to help students make vocabulary assignments, 2) grammar homeworkassignment, 3 following writing assignments a composition written at http://titan.iwu.edu/~cisabell/courses/spanish303/
Extractions: A Spanish thesaurus ( VOX Course Description Thorough review of basic problems of grammar and vocabulary with focus on nuances of word choice. Study of all tenses of the subjunctive. Writing assignments increase in complexity and length, involving literary analysis and other topics. The course also includes reading excerpts from literary texts, from which various writing assignments are based. This course is designed to help students make their writing more accurate, organized and to develop a notion of style in Spanish using the reading excerpts as examples. This course also focuses on: 1) the development of argumentation skills; 2) the inclusion of supporting documentation and references to support conclusions; 3) the articulation of a coherent position on a given topic; 4) the editing; and 5) the grammatical points ser/estar, compound/simple tenses, subjunctive, pronouns and prepositions. Homework consists of: 1) vocabulary assignments, 2) grammar homework assignment, 3) answers to text comprehension, or 4) one of the following writing assignments: a composition written at home or an essay written in the Language Lab.
Extractions: Advertisement P General Lingusitics PA Classical Languages and Literature. ... Childrens' Literature. P Philology and Linguistics Relation to Psychology (General), Psycholinguistics Relation to Sociology, Socioliguistics Communication, Mass Media Language (General) Philosophy, Orgin, etc. of Language Science of Language, Linguistics Comparative Grammar Style, Composition, Rhetoric Translating and Interpreting Prosody, Metrics, Rhythmics Lexicography Linguistic Geography Indo-European Philology Extinct (Ancient or Medieval) Asian and European Languages PA Classical Languages and Literature Greek Philology and Language Latin Philology and Language Greek Literature: Ancient (Classic) to ca. 600 C.E.
Motet mid15th cent. The Renaissance motet had but one text, in latin, andwas a polyphonic, unaccompanied composition. It had usually http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/ent/A0834197.html
Extractions: Pronunciation Key motet , name for the outstanding type of musical composition of the 13th cent. and for a different type that originated in the Renaissance. The 13th-century motet, a creation (c.1200) of the school of Notre-Dame de Paris, was a polyphonic composition based on a tenor that was a fragment of plainsong (or, later, of any type of melody, sacred or secular) arranged in a brief, reiterated rhythmic pattern called an ordo. It existed side by side but was distinct from the conductus, an earlier development of choral composition, which was not based on preexisting liturgical chants and which employed several voice parts in a type of harmony. The motet's original text, sometimes only a word or two, was kept, but the tenor may have been played on instruments. The second part, called motetus [from Fr.
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Extractions: Arts and Entertainment Awards Music Awards ... The Grammy Awards Whitney Houston Archive Photos Record of the Year Album of the Year , Whitney Houston (Arista) Song of the Year Aladdin ), Alan Menken and Tim Rice, songwriters Best New Artist Toni Braxton Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female Best Pop Performance By a Duo or Group With Vocal Aladdin ), Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance Steppin' Out , Tony Bennett Best Pop Instrumental Performance Best Rock Gospel Album Free at Last , DC Talk (ForeFront) Best Rock Song Best Rock Vocal Performance, Solo
Labradorite Plagioclase ranges in composition from NaAlSi3O8 to plagioclase means slanted breakage in scientific latin). http://geology.about.com/library/bl/images/bllabradorite.htm
Extractions: (c) 2001 Andrew Alden, licensed to About.com, Inc. This specimen shows the peculiar form of schiller called labradorescence. The left image is the back side, unpolished, and the right image is the polished side. Not all labradorite displays this effect, but when it shows up you know it for sure. That's worth knowing, because otherwise the feldspar minerals can be very difficult to identify exactly. Feldspars are a group of closely related minerals that together make up the majority of the Earth's crust. A thorough knowledge of the feldspars is what separates geologists from the rest of us. Feldspars lie along one of two solid-solution series, the alkali feldspars and the plagioclase feldspars. All of them are based on the silica molecule, consisting of silicon and oxygen, which in the feldspars forms rigid three-dimensional interlocking frameworks. Labradorite is part of the plagioclase series.
Adobe Houses And Earth Construction Construction methods and the composition of the adobe In parts of latin America, fermentedcactus juice http://architecture.about.com/library/bl-adobe.htm
Extractions: Adobe Houses Adobe is a term widely used in the southwestern United States and Spanish speaking countries. Although the word is often used to describe an architectural style, adobe is actually a building material which uses bricks made of tightly compacted earth, clay and straw. Construction methods and the composition of the adobe will vary according to climate and local customs. Sometimes an asphalt emulsion is added to help waterproof the adobe bricks. A mixture of Portland cement and lime may also be added, but these materials will add to the cost. In parts of Latin America, fermented cactus juice is used for waterproofing. Would you like to live in an earthen home?
Stillwater High School 18 weeks 2 terms latin III (1 unit - 18 weeks - 2 terms) latin IV (1 weeks - 2terms) Back To Top LANGUAGE ARTS English II - Grammar composition l/ World http://www.stillwater.k12.ok.us/pioneer/guidance/courses/
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Course Contract For Spanish 3 assign different amounts and types of homework throughout the the food of the poorestLatin Americans to of it will be the material for your first composition. http://www.unc.edu/depts/roml/courses/span003/Contract.htm
Extractions: 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:
Course Outline of staying after school when a composition project is If you plan to go on with Latinat Souhegan every marking term is classroom participation and homework. http://www.sprise.com/shs/faculty/classicsatsouh/course.htm
Extractions: LATIN I: COURSE OUTLINE 2000/2001 Instructor: Nancy Baker Overview: What will be different about learning Latin in this class? No textbook. No workbook. No oral dialogues about what you did over the weekend or had for lunch. Otherwise, this is a beginning language class. You will be able to draw on your previous experiences as a language learner, and the vocabulary base you have learned in Spanish (particularly) or French will be useful. What is a typical class like? Nearly every class period will be an integrated lesson that brings together some aspect of culture or history with the Latin language, word derivatives, connections to literature, etc. A concept will be presented briefly, then practiced, connected, and extended through activity sheets, games, visuals, and practice materials. Latin is not learned in isolation, but with careful attention to its relevance in strengthening your language base. I promise that you will leave this class in June with a stronger and more confidently applied English grammar base than when you enter today. And you will have fun building it. Over two years of Latin, I try to give you a sense of the development of western civilization before 1500. The amount of time you spent on the oral component of French or Spanish is now going to be spent on history and culture. What do I need?
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