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SYLLABUS: SPANISH 202 (LEE) Primavera 2005 Class days : MWThF Textbook and Grammar book LBUM 3rd ed. by Renjilian-Burgy and Valette and THE ULTIMATE SPANISH REVIEW AND PRACTICE Also required : Any Spanish/English, English/Spanish dictionary with verb charts (I recommend the Oxford Spanish Dictionary [black cover], about $12.) Mrs. Lee's office and phone number : M-301; 777-4664 (voice mail); 777-3813 (main office) Mrs. Lee's E-mail address : paula_lee@und.nodak.edu Office hours : WTh 2-3 PM; Th 10-11 AM (or by appointment) Walk-ins are welcome but if I am busy, you will have to return another time. PLEASE NOTE: This course counts toward the General Education Requirement for Arts and Humanities, and also fulfills the World Cultures GER. GOALS OF SPANISH 202 To continue to develop speaking and communication competency in Spanish; To develop comprehension skills; To hold extended conversations in Spanish; To read and discuss essays or stories in Spanish; To read 14 stories in To review grammar points as needed;

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SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS FOR LOWER-DIVISION SPANISH CLASSES SPANISH 1 REQUIREMENTS THIS COURSE MEETS FIVE DAYS A WEEK AND STRICT ATTENDANCE IS REQUIRED FOR THE ENTIRE SEMESTER. ABSENCES WILL AFFECT YOUR GRADE. YOU ARE ALLOWED 4 ABSENCES. AFTER THAT, FOR EACH DAY YOU ARE ABSENT ONE PERCENTAGE POINT WILL BE SUBTRACTED FROM THE FINAL COURSE PERCENTAGE GRADE ON WHICH YOUR FINAL COURSE GRADE IS BASED. THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO REQUIRE 10 HOURS OF WORK EACH WEEK, THAT IS, TWO OUTSIDE HOURS FOR EACH CLASS HOUR. A. BOOKS. You must purchase all books listed as required on the syllabus. This a multiple section course and every effort is made to maintain the consistency of the program across all sections. We will cover the Pasos, and Chapters 1-9 in Dos mundos. E ORAL EXAM. There will be a final oral exam the last week of classes. DO NOT MAKE ANY ARRANGEMENTS THAT WOULD PREVENT YOU FROM BEING PRESENT AT THAT TIME. The oral exam will be a conversation which you will not be able to prepare ahead of time. It will consist of a conversation with your instructor covering the topics and structures you have learned throughout the semester. Criteria for evaluation will be content and extension, use of vocabulary, idioms and grammatical structures learned in the course, as well as pronunciation, fluency, grammatical accuracy and your ability to deal with unrehearsed speech. F. WRITTEN FINAL EXAM. The final written exam, like the Unit Tests, will be comprehensive and will include material from all assigned sources.

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MODIFIED COURSE SYLLABUS SPRING 2002 Instructor: Anne Becher Telephone: 303-735-3257 (from on-campus: 5-3257) E-mail: bechera@colorado.edu Office: McKenna 103B Office Hours: W: 12 - 12:50 p.m.; F: 9 - 10:50 a.m. Tutor: MATERIALS: Our text for this course will be Puntos de Partida, th textbook workbook electronic laboratory manual* student CD rom These materials will be used for Spanish 2110 as well. * these can be acquired in book form as well; speak to bookstore staff to request this before buying the packet OVERVIEW: Spanish 1020 is a second-semester Spanish course which is communicative in approach, and emphasizes the mastery of all four basic language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing. The overall emphasis is on realistic, practical situations that could prove useful to the student. The modified section of Spanish 1020 is designed for students who have difficulty learning a foreign language. It will be taught using methods recommended for students with this type of difficulty. This course will place even greater emphasis on listening and speaking than the other courses, and will introduce grammatical structures more slowly, more selectively, and with more opportunity to practice them. Despite the modified pace and curriculum, the course is demanding. Plan to dedicate to it at least two hours daily outside of class, and more time on weekends. You must meet with the course tutor once a week outside of class. Set up a regular schedule with the tutor, and keep it. The meetings are obligatory and absences will be recorded and counted when calculating your participation grade. Experience has shown that working regularly with the tutor can improve student grades and reinforce progress in the language. The tutor will help with specific difficulties you are having, or problem areas the instructor wants you to concentrate on. The tutor will also help with homework, quiz and exam preparations, and pronunciation. You may also use your time with the tutor to practice conversation and use the vocabulary and grammatical structures we learn in class.

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