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ESPAÑOL 1010-800 MODIFIED COURSE SYLLABUS FALL 2001 Instructor: Anne Becher Telephone: 303-735-3257 (from on-campus: 5-3257) E-mail: bechera@colorado.edu Office: McKenna 103B Office Hours: Tutor: José García Paine, garciapa@colorado.edu MATERIALS: Our text for this course will be Puntos de Partida, th • textbook • electronic workbook* • electronic laboratory manual* • student CD rom • Exercises These materials will be used for Spanish 1020 and 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 1010 is a beginning Spanish course which assumes no prior knowledge or experience with Spanish. The course 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 1010 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 using the vocabulary and grammatical structures we learn in class.

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Mrs. Hiles' Web Page First Grade Supply List art shirt book bag 3 composition notebooks (marble cover) pencils box of 16 or 24 crayons colored pencils 2 glue sticks 8 oz white glue scissors-round tip kleenex baby wipes plastic bags girls - quart size boys - gallon size Pencil box Volunteers Come one come all to help, help, help. I will need volunteers for field trips, helping in the classroom, writer's workshop, and cutting out things at home. WE LOVE OUR VOLUNTEERS!!! Homework Policy Homework will be given on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. It will consist of vocabulary words, oral reading, Word Study Skills, or math concepts.. Monday will always be the vocabulary words for the week. Thursday will be set aside for oral reading. One of the composition notebooks will be used for the vocabulary words. Homework for the other nights will be written in the Orange Gator Books. Please sign the homework each night and have your child return it to school the next day. Helpful Information Snack will be every morning. Your child needs to bring

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Florida State University French Faculty Courses ... Events Languages Home Arabic East Asian Languages ... Spanish Undergraduate Courses FRE 2220 French 2220 Text Policies Grading Scale 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 manual L'art de lire, French 2220 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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Academics Home Lower School Upper School Curriculum Overview ... The Arts/Electives Upper Schoo1 Select Grade... 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade Select Class... Humanities 5: Ms. Brennan Dept. Home Home Homework Projects ... Resources Humanities 5 Home Ms. Cate Brennan Humanities 5 - Head Teacher brennan@townschool.com Ms. Jane Bryson Humanities 5 - Intern Teacher bryson@townschool.com Welcome to Fifth Grade Humanities The class of fifth grade humanities meets for two periods every day dividing the time between the study of ancient history and the development of reading and writing skills. The core of the curriculum is early human history from the Stone Age to ancient Rome. Reading and writing assignments coincide with the different civilizations. There is specific instruction in study skills, grammar, composition, library and internet research. Sequence of Units: History: Prehistory, Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China, Maya, Crete, Greece, and Rome.

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