Intermediate Spanish I - SPAN 2001

Description

A rapid review of grammar with continued use of listening, speaking, and reading and writing skills in Spanish, all with a cultural emphasis.

SPAN 2001 - Spring 2024

Course	Instructor
SPAN 2001 1AG	Dennis Miller dennismiller@clayton.edu
SPAN 2001 1BG	Irina Tedrick tedricki@savannahstate.edu
SPAN 2001 1CG	Mary Barnard mary.barnard@ung.edu
SPAN 2001 1DG	Lisa Davie ldavie1@gsu.edu
SPAN 2001 1EG	Darren Broome dbroome@gordonstate.edu
SPAN 2001 1FG	Rosaria Meek rosaria.meek@ung.edu
SPAN 2001 1GG	David Hair david.hair@ung.edu
SPAN 2001 5AG	Forrest Blackbourn fblackbourn@daltonstate.edu
SPAN 2001 5BG	Matthew Putman matthew.putman@ung.edu
SPAN 2001 5CG	Elizabeth Dahms edahms@westga.edu
SPAN 2001 8AG	Tiffany Haymore tiffany.haymore@ung.edu
SPAN 2001 8BG	Forrest Blackbourn fblackbourn@daltonstate.edu

Credit Hours

Prerequisites

See your home institution's prerequisite requirement.

Free Textbook

Open educational resources (OER)

Course Equivalency

After completing this course, you will be able to:

Comprehend oral and written forms and communicate on a variety of topics in Spanish. To achieve this level of communication, students must be able to negotiate Spanish in all major time frames, and must possess the grammatical and cultural skills to function in basic daily situations, to give short descriptions of objects, people, and places, to express feelings, and to present a simple opinion.
Demonstrate an understanding of their languages and cultures in relation to the practices, products, and perspectives of the culture(s) of Spanish speaking countries.
Reinforce and further their knowledge of other disciplines through Spanish.
Show evidence of enrichment through an authentic experience in Spanish.

Módulo 0: Review of Beginning courses
Módulo 1: Las Relaciones Personales
Módulo 2: Las Diversiones
Midterm Interview - Major Project
Módulo 3: La Vida Diaria
Módulo 4: La Salud y El Bienestar
Módulo 5: Los Viajes
Final Interview

Your final grade will be based on the following breakdown. Please note that each instructor may choose to make modifications.

Attendance - 1%
Start Here Activities - 1%
Grammar Video Quizzes - 5%
Homework Quizzes - 20%
Discussion Board Videos - 15%
Practice Quizzes - 5%
Module Quizzes - 23%
Midterm Interview - Major Project - 15%
Final Exam Interview - 15%

* The midterm and/or the final will be proctored.

You are required to have access to a headset (headphones and mic) or headphones/speakers and microphone to create audio recordings in some of your assignments.

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