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Florida State University French Faculty Courses ... Events Languages Home Arabic East Asian Languages ... Spanish Undergraduate Courses FRE 2200 Intermediate French Readings Text Policies Grading Scale Course Plan (M-F) ... Additional Information Course Coordinator: Professor Mitchell 367 Diffenbaugh Building e-mail: jgmitche@mailer.fsu.edu Your instructor: Name: Office: Tel: Email: Required Texts: Ouvertures Ouvertures student activities manuel Le petit 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/doctor’s note on official stationery; accident/police report; copy of an obituary) or it must be a religious holiday.

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COURSE DESCRIPTION AND STUDENT GUIDELINES FR 101 is the first half of a year-long basic French course that meets every week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday in Morgan 378. Completion of FR 101 with a D or better qualifies enrollment in FR 102. COURSE GOALS: 1. Through the study of authentic aural, written, and visual documents in French, students will develop speaking, writing, reading, listening, analytical, and interpretive skills. 2. Students will explore contemporary aspects of French/Francophone cultures as well as historic, literary, and artistic manifestations. Students will contrast these with similar aspects of their own culture(s). 3. At the end of the semester, students will be able to communicate successfully with native speakers of French about everyday events and share personal information. Students will be prepared for FR 102, a course that fulfills the language requirement for the Bachelor of Arts degree in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) at Washburn University. Required Texts: !, 5th edition, by Heilenman, Kaplan, and Toussaint Tournier

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COURSE DESCRIPTION: Beginning French II (FR 102) is the second half of a yearlong basic French course that meets every week in the spring on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Completion of FR 101 with a D or better qualifies enrollment in FR 102. **FR 102 fulfills the Foreign Language requirement for the Bachelor of Arts degree and a general education requirement in the areas of listening sensitively, speaking clearly, and analysis and synthesis of information. Required Texts: !, 5th edition, by Heilenman, Kaplan, and Toussaint Tournier !, 5th edition, et orales COURSE GOALS: 1. Through the study of authentic aural, written, and visual documents in French, students will develop speaking, writing, reading, listening, analytical, and interpretive skills. 2. Students will explore contemporary aspects of French/Francophone cultures as well as historic, literary, and artistic manifestations. Students will contrast these with similar aspects of their own culture(s). 3. At the end of the semester, students will be able to communicate successfully with native speakers of French about everyday events and share personal information. Students will be prepared for FR 102, a course that fulfills the language requirement for the Bachelor of Arts degree in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) at Washburn University.

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Fall 2004 Instructor: Dr. Ioanna Chatzidimitriou Office: Cobb Hall 118 Phone: 678-839-5954 E-mail: ioannac@westga.edu http://www.westga.edu/~forlang Course Description: French 2001 is the third course in a four-semester sequence and is for students who have successfully completed French 1002 or the equivalent. French 2001 offers a contextualized review of grammar learned in French 1001 and 1002 while building on this foundation to increase communicative skills at a more complex level. There is further emphasis on the acquisition of new vocabulary and on increasing your awareness of French and francophone cultures. Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of French 2001, you should be able to react orally and in writing to aspects of contemporary culture; to converse with others about a variety of topics, using more complex grammatical structures and vocabulary; to write well-organized compositions free of serious grammatical errors; to read brief but authentic French texts. (* cd vouchers should be purchased at the bookstore; present the voucher to the Dept. of Foreign Languages to get your cds.)

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Fall 2004 Instructor: Dr. Ioanna Chatzidimitriou Office: Cobb Hall 118 Phone: 830-2216 E-mail: ioannac@westga.edu http://www.westga.edu/~forlang Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of French 2002, students should be able to react orally and in writing to items of contemporary French culture; to converse with others, using more complex grammatical structures and vocabulary; to write well-organized and focused position papers free of serious grammatical errors and to read and understand articles written in magazines and newspapers as well as selections included in your text and on the web. (* cd vouchers should be purchased at the bookstore; present the voucher to the Dept. of Foreign Languages to get your cds.) The course is based in part on the following National Standards for Foreign Language Learning: Standard 1.1 Students engage in conversations, provide and obtain information, express feelings and emotions, and exchange opinions. Standard 1.2 Students understand and interpret written and spoken language on a variety of topics. Standard 1.3 Students present information, concepts, and ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics.

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INFORMATIONS ESSENTIELLES COURSE DESCRIPTION. French 15 is an accelerated version of the elementary level of French language study at Furman. Admission is through placement recommendation only. It is designed specifically for entering students who already have a certain degree of proficiency in French, and who may benefit from a brief review of the most basic vocabulary and grammatical structures before continuing their language studies at the 21 level. The curriculum in this course will provide the opportunity for individual growth in the five areas of language proficiency: speaking, listening, writing, reading, and cultural awareness. The course is specifically designed to encourage the development of communication skills through frequent student interaction. CLASS ATTENDANCE. Class attendance is extremely important in a course of this nature. The only excused absences are those for serious illness, participation in a university-approved activity, or family emergencies. Each unexcused absence over three (3) will cause your final grade to drop by one point. Only those absences documented by the infirmary, your personal physician or the Dean's office will be excused. Students are fully responsible for work covered during their absence from class. LATE WORK, MAKE-UP WORK. All work is due at the beginning of the class hour for which it is assigned. No work will be accepted late. As a general rule, make-up work will be accepted only in the case of an excused absence. No make-up quizzes will be administered regardless of the reason for the absence.

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58. Romance Languages :: French Studies :: Course Offerings Outof-class homework will require practice with audio and video material, Advanced french composition and Conversation Staff MWF 1000-1100 http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/roml/french/undergraduate/fall2003under.html

introduction course offerings requirements for majors and minors the language requirement in french ... Resources Undergraduate Courses in French FALL 2003 (Course information subject to change) (Cross-reference with Department Roster) French 110 Elementary French Staff (See Timetables for times) French 110 is a first-semester elementary language course for students who have never studied French before or who have had very little exposure to the language. Most students with previous French should be in French 121 (elementary French for "false beginners"). All students who have already studied French elsewhere are required to take the placement test to determine which elementary course is appropriate for them. Students with a score of less than 380 on the SAT II or below 18 on the computer placement test should enroll in French 110. As in other French courses, class will be conducted entirely in French. You will be guided through a variety of communicative activities in class which will expose you to a rich input of spoken French and lead you from structured practice to free expression. You will be given frequent opportunity to practice your newly acquired vocabulary and grammatical structures in small group and pair work activities which simulate real-life situations. The course will introduce you to French and Francophone culture through authentic materials including written documents, simple articles, songs, films, videos, and taped conversations between native speakers. Out-of-class homework will require practice with audio and video material, and will include regular writing practice. The course will also invite you to explore the Francophone world on the Internet.

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introduction course offerings requirements for majors and minors the language requirement in french ... Resources French 121 Prerequisite: Students with a placement score between 380 and 440 on the French Achievement Exam (SAT II) or between 18 and 29 on the online placement exam should enroll in French 121. All students who have studied French elsewhere are required to take the placement test. (Students who completed French 110 at Penn should enroll in French 120). Required Texts: (Available in the textbook section of the Penn Bookstore - 36th and Walnut) Je veux bien (second edition) Manuel de classe (plus accompanying Student CDs) Course Description: French 121 is an intensive one-semester language course for students who have had some French before but who can benefit from a complete review of elementary French. This course will provide a re-introduction of the basic structures of French with intensive work on speaking and listening designed to prepare students to take Intermediate French. Due to the nature of the course, the first half will progress rapidly with much more difficult material being presented after the midterm period. As in other French courses, class will be conducted entirely in French. You will be guided through a variety of communicative activities in class which will expose you to rich input of spoken French and lead you from structured practice to free expression. You will be given frequent opportunity to practice your newly acquired vocabulary and grammatical structures in small group and pair work which simulate real-life situations. The course will introduce you to French and Francophone culture through authentic materials including written documents, simple articles, songs, films, videos, and taped conversations between native speakers. Out-of-class homework will require practice with CDs as well as regular writing practice. The course will also invite you to explore the Francophone world on the Internet.

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