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Extractions: French 2200 is an intermediate study of the French language. The key to success in this course is to keep up with your work on a daily basis. Daily attendance and participation are required. Policies Attendance You may have 4 unexcused absences with no penalty (roll will be taken daily). If you are sick or cannot attend for some other valid reason, please notify the instructor, preferably before class time, although this may not count as an excused absence. In order to have an excused absence, you must provide official documentation (such as: absence form from a university organization; FSU Health Center/doctors note on official stationery; accident/police report; copy of an obituary) or it must be a religious holiday.
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Extractions: Read the assignment (the Lectura and/or the grammatical/lexical explanations and examples that precede the exercises) carefully. Before class, write out all assigned exercises, which are indicated on the syllabus. Be sure to make a list of questions you would like addressed in class or during my office hours. We will collect homework assignments (a sample, not all) regularly, so please write on a separate sheet of paper and not in your book, indicate clearly the page number for each exercise, and bring the assignments with you to class each day. When we go over your homework in class, don't erase incorrect answers; make corrections in a different color (ink or pencil) so that I can see what types of problems you are having. No late assignments will be accepted unless you provide me with written documentation; this also means that if you do not attend class, you may not leave assignments in my mailbox and expect to receive a grade for the work.
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Extractions: SPANCOMP A Web page to help you write your composition in Spanish Many of you are already familiar with the tasks involved in writing a composition in your native tongue. Although many of these same tasks are related to writing a composition in a foreign language, additional tasks, which may cause you some difficulties, are also required. The purpose of this Web page is to provide out-of-class assistance as you compose in Spanish. Many of the activities that you will encounter on this Web page are very similar, if not identical, to the ones in your text, One of the advantages, however, of using this Web page is that you can view it while composing in your word processor. The Web page will take you through the steps to complete your composition. You will be guided through various activities that will help you generate and organize your ideas for a composition as well as choose a topic and audience. Moreover, you will be offered the necessary tools to revise and evaluate your own work. Please note that we encourage you to work with other students on homework and compositions. The work you turn in, however, must be your own. You cannot copy each others' work, nor can you use any of the examples from the grammar exercises or from the sample outline and composition provided here. If this is the first time you have visited this Web page, click here to get started:
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Extractions: WELCOME TO PORTUGUESE 160 Dear Students: Welcome to Portuguese! We hope that you have a good semester with us and enjoy your class. In order to assist you, we have summarized below the different components of the Portuguese course. Be aware that there is a Make Up Policy (included in syllabus packet) and that all course work responds to it. This means that in order to make up any work (assignments, labs, quizzes, exams, etc.) that you miss, you must present valid, original documentation to your instructor. Given that the classroom is your primary source of Portuguese, absences (excused or not) hinder your ability to cultivate your Portuguese language proficiency. If after reading these sections, you still have questions about your course, please be sure to ask your instructor. Remember, if you are in doubt, you can bet there are others also! Video Lab Purpose : To provide opportunities for you to hear Portuguese outside of your classroom and monitor your developing listening comprehension skills. Where : Language Center, third floor of Taper Hall
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Extractions: COURSE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES: This class is designed to help you improve your reading, writing, speaking, and listening. The text presents literary selections by major Spanish and Latin American writers, accompanied by comprehension questions, vocabulary building exercises and occasionally grammar review activities. I hope that as you read and respond to the material offered in this class, you will increase your comprehension of and communication in Spanish. I also hope you add to your knowledge of Hispanic culture. Be sure that your read the material and do any written assignments BEFORE you come to class. That way, you will be able to discuss the works and ideas QUIZZES Quizzes, announced and unannounced, are given frequently. They help insure that you master each segment of work as it is presented and learn necessary vocabulary. You may expect a reading quiz on any selection assigned for class. Reading quizzes simply check to insure that you are reading the material. I ask direct questions, such as the name of the author, main character, where the action is set and what happens at the end. On vocabulary quizzes, I expect you to be able to define vocabulary items in either English or Spanish and to use the vocabulary word or phrase in a complete, grammatically correct Spanish sentence illustrating its meaning or complete a sentence which uses the word in context. Quizzes may be made up
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Extractions: SPANISH 2 SERIES (A, B, C) COURSE INFORMATION SHEET Course Description The Spanish 2 Series (A, B, C) is designed to help you improve your abilities in all four skills. Throughout the Series, the grammatical component of the language is gradually reviewed and tested. By the end of the Series, students are expected to be able to: 1. comprehend conversations on familiar topics and stretches of connected discourse, 2. read texts several paragraphs in length with minimum use of a dictionary, 3. write with increased grammatical accuracy and good control of sentence structure as well as a sense of paragraph coherence and text organization, 4. talk about past, present and future events, and express preferences, feelings, beliefs and opinions. Textbooks 1. Pasajes: Lengua. Bretz et al. , 5th edition. 2. Pasajes: Cultura. Bretz et al. 3. Pasajes: Cuaderno de práctica. Bretz et al. , 5th edition. 4. A good Spanish/English dictionary / recommended 5. A Verb Conjugations book (like
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Extractions: The primary goal of beginning German is to help the student achieve a certain ability to communicate in German. This course puts equal stress on all four language skills (listening-speaking-reading-writing). Listening and speaking will be stressed in the classroom and the language lab. Participation and attendance is very important. Homework is assigned daily; there are a series of chapter tests and a two-hour final. Prerequisite: Open to juniors, seniors, and graduates beginning their German. Does not apply to general education requirements. Rapid course in the essentials of grammar followed by reading of varied types of literary and technical publications. For mature students; also designed to meet the needs of graduates preparing for the German reading examination.
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Extractions: All students considering these courses , but especially Spanish majors and minors (and possible majors and minors), should see the undergraduate coordinator, Prof. Diane Marting (392-2016 ext. 239; dmarting@rll.ufl.edu ; 238 Dauer Hall, Fall office hours: M 4-5 PM, W 9-11 AM, F 10 AM - 12 PM) If you need more information about a particular class, you may contact the coordinator (in the case of a multi-section course) or the teacher offering it. Some contact information is provided, but you will need to verify office hours in order to speak with a coordinator or teacher. Prerequisites are important and will be checked. If you enroll in courses out of sequence, you risk a low grade and being dropped from the course. For information regarding section numbers, times and rooms, see UF's on-line registration information. The RLL department will attempt to keep its web page as up-to-date as possible. That address is: http://web.rll.ufl.edu/
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