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espaol v-college prep-srta. crowley Franklin High Scho2013-20

+Las 10 lenguasms populares

1. chino

2. espaol

3. hindi

4. ingls

5. rabe

6. portugus

7. bengal

8. ruso

9. japones

10. alemn

+Recursosimportantes:

Srta. Dawn-Marie Crowley

[email protected]

Aula :A210Sitio de web:Its LearningAyuda Extra: diariamente hasta las2:20.

Quin es su profesora?La Srta. Crowley se gradu de FHSantes de se matricul en laUniversidad de Delaware dondeestudiaba el espaol y la educacin.Tambin, ella estudiaba y viva enGranada, Espaa, una de las ciudadesms bonitas en toda Espaa. Despusde graduarse de UD, enseaba enMaryland y en Sharon. La seorita segraduar de su programa maestral enEducacin y Espaol en junio.

Su deporte favorito es el bisbol, perole gusta jugar al volbol. Se alegraregresar a FHS y ensear en laescuela donde aprendi su pasin

para las lenguas.

Every day you should:SPEAK SPANISH! Be ready tospeak in Spanish the moment you

walk through the door. Our class will be

conducted in 90-100% Spanish!

Be an active participant and a good citizen:Participate daily and wholeheartedly. Respect your

self, each other and the class! Come to class prepared

and on time. All school rules including safety,

behavior, the dress code and technology will be

enforced.

Take responsibility for your learning Communicatewith me if you are having difficulty (sooner ratherthan later!). Review each night, even if there is no

explicit homework.

**Remember Seniors who have earned an A- orbetter (90%) are exempt from Final Exams

Daily Expectations:

Contact the teacher

Email is the bestway to contact

me!

Academic

Goals: page2

Course

Description:

page 2

How am Iassessed?: page3

What will I belearning this

year?: page 2

CourseResources and

References:page3 Class Policies:page 4What if I needhelp?: page 3


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Students will improve language proficiency skills:

listening, reading, speaking and writing in the

Spanish language while studying and comparing

Spanish-speaking cultures. We will focus on the

following themes:

*Lazos familiares: La camisa de Margarita,

pretrito e imperfecto (perfecto)

*El mundo de trabajo: La vida es sueo, Don Quijote, el futuro

*La identidad nacional: poesa, Jos Mart, Guantanamera, Versossencillos

*Las polticas y la revolucin: Ch, Diarios de una motocicleta, elcondicional

*La herencia y el destino: Mara llena de gracia, tiempos pasados

*La tecnologa y la sociedad: Abejas de bronce*Las celebraciones nacionales: msica, baile, fiesta

hy study a foreign language?

1. Its fun!2. Improve employment potential3. Better native language

4. Sharpen cognitive skills5. College eligibility6. Cultural appreciation7. Understanding American culture8. Improve SAT scores9. Communicate with others and make

new friends

10. Music, movies, sports, entertainment!

"We have strong evidence today that

studying a foreign language has a

ripple effect, helping to improvestudent performance in other

subjects." -Richard Riley, U.S.

Secretary of Education under Bill

Clinton

Course

Description

What will I belearning this

year?

AcademicGoals:

Language

proficiency

Speak:You can speak using longer sentences, and even connecting them with and, but, or. Youdont always know every word, but you can talk around it so that you are understood. Youappropriately use various tenses to express yourself.

Listen:You can follow what is being said in both presentation and conversation.Write: You can create dialogues, essays, and express yourself in the present, past, future,conditional and subjective tenses.

Read: You can read authentic literature and articles with near complete understanding. Youunderstand the general idea of more complex texts.


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Students are required to bring the following to classDAILY: Binder (I recommend a 2 inchas there is no

textbook for this course and you will bereceiving many handouts)

Pen/Pencil

Access ItsLearning for resources. If you do nothave internet access at home, please see me

for recommendations!

Srta. Crowley is after school daily

until 2:20. Extra help is also available on Mondays and

Tuesdays until 3:00. Additional times can be arranged.Please see me to schedule.

Free tutoring:National Honors Society offers free afterschool tutoring. If you are interested, please see me fora recommendation.

Find a friend: I highly recommend forming study groupswith classmates.

Courseesources and

References

There will be a variety of activities and assessments

throughout each term. Your grade will be a reflection ofall of these.

You will note that formative grades are worth 40% ofthe overall grade. This is because, like any other skill,you can only improve your Spanish by practicing. Allformative activities and assessments are for practice andpreparation for the more formal summative assessments(60%).*Please note the final exam is worth 10% of the overallgrade (school policy). There will be a mid year examwhich will be the equilivant of two tests and will be

averaged into the term 2 grade.

How am I

assessed?

What if I

need help?

Grading:**Mid Year Exam is worth 5%of overall grade and Final Exam is worth

5% of overall grade.

Listening, reading,speaking, writing andlanguage skills will allbe evaluated withinterpersonal,presentational,interpretive andlanguage skills. Allgrades will be on a

points system.

La nota

Interpersonal

Presentational

Interpretive

Skills


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Lorem Ipsum Issue | DaBehavioral Expectations:1. Respect:yourself, each other, the classroom and materials2. COMMUNICATE with ME! I am here to help you and I canthelp you unless you tell me what you need!3. Be proactive! If you are having trouble in class, see me forextra help immediately. Dont wait!4. Arrive to class on time.

5. Always try your best! Using Spanish in class is important!*See Parent/Student Handbook for specifics on the student conduct code and consequences for infractions.

Class technology policy:This class adheres to the school cell phone policy. There is ZERO TOLERANCEfor the use of cell phones or other electronic devin class. This includes communicating with parents/guardians. If a parent or guardian needs to reach his or her son/daughter,please contact the FHS front desk and Lou, the secretary, will relay the message.

Students ARE PERMITTEDto use cell phones in the halls during passing time only. They are welcome to check text messages atthat time. Additionally, school is dismissed at 2:05. Students are free to use phones at that time.

Based on the school policy, any phones that are out in class will be confiscated and turned into the office.Things to be aware of in modern times:

1. Irresponsible use of translation software will be treated as plagiarism/cheating. Looking up a specific word is fine, howevercopying whole phrases or sentences is unethical and will be handled according to the rules in the Student/ Parent handbook. Adictionary is the best way to look up one Word!2. Having a friend or relative who speaks Spanish write or edit your work does not promote learning and is also consideredunethical. I expect to evaluate your learning based on your own work, and I must be confident that assignments are completed b

you, and you alone.

3. No video or audio recording is permitted without the teacher's permission.

Make-ups and Re-takes:Make-ups:Students are expected to make up work IN CLASSupon returning from an absence. If needed, the teacher may ask thstudent to reschedule and make up work after school or during a study within 5 school days.Re-takes:Please see Euros handout. Students may use class dollars to purchase a re-take as long as s/he: completes the re-tak

within one weekupon return of graded assignment; stays after for extra help to review difficulty on original (must be a separate from the re-take day); has completed 100% of the homework. Additionally, all re-takes must be done after school onlyon Mondaor Tuesdays. The new score will be scaled to an 85% OR you can earn half your points back, whichever will help you the most!

Additional Policies:Food and Drink: Water is welcome in class. All food and other drinks should be disposed of before entering theclassroom.

Academic honesty: please see student handbook. Academic dishonesty will result in a zero and an office referral.

Classroom: You are responsible for leaving the classroom as you found it.

Course ExpectationsForm:Class

Policies


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