Spanish 1

This course introduces students to Spanish culture and language through a combination of text and tapes. Equal emphasis is placed upon developing skills in areas of grammar, reading and speaking this increasingly important language.

Spanish 2

This course continues a program of introducing students to Spanish culture and language through a combination of text and tapes. Equal emphasis is placed upon improving skills in areas of grammar, reading and speaking this increasingly important language.

Spanish 3

This course will be open to students who have successfully completed Spanish II. The course of study will continue to build on vocabulary, reading and writing. The students will read short fables and stories which will help them to understand the idiosyncrasies of Hispanic culture.

Spanish 4

This course will be open to students who have successfully completed Spanish III. The students will dedicate their time to oral critique of Spanish II, literary pieces and the history of Spain and Latin American countries.

French I

Students shall develop ability to communicate and express themselves on a basic level in French. Through the study of geography and cultural comparisons, they shall become make connections with communities such as France and other Francophone speaking areas.

French II — V Honors

Language
These courses emphasize the use of language for active communication and help students develop the following:

• the ability to understand spoken French in various contexts;
• a French vocabulary sufficiently ample for reading newspaper and magazine articles, literary texts, and other non-technical writings without dependence on a dictionary; and
• the ability to express themselves coherently, resourcefully, and with reasonable fluency and accuracy in both written and spoken French.

Literature
Students in a French Literature course have the following objectives:

• they gain proficiency in the fundamental language skills that enable them to read and understand prose and verse of moderate difficulty and mature content and formulate and express critical opinions and judgments in correct oral and written French;
• they develop the ability to read and analyze critically and to discuss perceptively representative works of French literature.

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