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University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Syllabi Course Syllabi 1-2002 SPAN 102.01: Elementary Spanish II Christine Wilcox University of Montana - Missoula Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi Let us know how access to this document benefits you. Recommended Citation Wilcox, Christine, "SPAN 102.01: Elementary Spanish II" (2002). Syllabi. 3420. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi/3420 This Syllabus is brought to you for free and open access by the Course Syllabi at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Syllabi by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact scholarworks@mso.umt.edu.   Spanish 102 – Section 01  9:10-10:00 a.m. M-F   Spring 2002       Christine Wilcox Office: LA 422 Office Phone: 243-4287 Home Phone: 549-8678 email: cwilks22@aol.com Office Hours: M/W 10-11                        1. Required Texts-  We will cover chapters 19-36 in the following books: a. VanPatten, Bill et al.  Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish. b. Destinos: Workbook/Study Guide: Part 1: Lecciones 1-26, Part 2: Lecciones 27-52 c. *Not required but suggested* - Spanish/English Dictionary  1. Important Dates: a. February 18, 2002: Washington-Lincoln Holiday b. March 18-22: Spring Break c. Monday, May 13th, 2002: Final Exam, 10:10-12:10 a.m. in the classroom **** Please note that everyone must take the final exam at this time****  1. Course Description: Destinos is a course that consists of 52 chapters.  Spanish 101 covers the first 18 chapters, Spanish 102 covers chapters 19-36 and Spanish 201 covers chapters 37-52.  There are two accompanying workbooks and both Part 1 and 2 are necessary for Spanish 102.  This particular program is video-based and much of the work in class will be centered on the half-hour episodes that correspond to each chapter.  The main purpose of the course is to build comprehension of everyday Spanish however, conversation, writing, reading, grammar and culture will also be integral parts of the learning process.        4.    Course Tools (important for outside classroom use):  1. Workbooks: Grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary exercises  *** Self-tests found in the workbook should be taken at the end of each chapter 2. Video tapes: available in the Language Lab- LA 103 or IMS (Level 3 of the Library) 3. Audio tapes: available in the Language Lab and IMS  *** Please use for review and along with homework assignments        5.    Grading:   Participation/Preparedness:   10%      Homework/Workbook  15%      Major exams and final:   1 midterm: 20% / final 25%      Quizzes     10% each                    Grading Scale:  A  100-90   B 89- 80   C 79- 70   D 69- 60   F 59 – below   Passing: 70% or higher        6.    Requirements / Final Notes: a. We will cover a chapter approximately every 4 days (please see schedule below).  b. Major exams will occur after chapter 25/26 and 36. c. For pass/not pass grading option: work equivalent to a grade of C is required to pass. d. If more than 5 classes are missed, your grade will drop by 5% per subsequent class missed.  You are also responsible for the work covered in class so please plan ahead. e. Please arrive on time to class! (This is part of participation/preparedness)   f. Only Spanish is allowed in the classroom.  g. We will have daily homework assignments which will be collected/corrected randomly.   h. You are expected to be familiar with the material in Destinos series through Chapter 18.  If you  have not used Destinos before, please review the tapes and review sections in the book (Chapters  1,6,11 and 18).  I can also provide you with a review sheet of the first 18 chapters. i. We will be covering a lot of material.  It is best to always come to class, stay prepared and study a little bit every day.  Class Schedule: This course will cover a chapter approximately every 4 days.  Chapters 25/26 and 36 are review chapters and will be followed by a midterm exam (approximate exam dates are given below).  After every 3 chapters a quiz will be given (see below for approx. dates).  There will be NO Make-up exams!  You may drop your lowest quiz grade.  Please note that unscheduled pop quizzes may also be given:   Week 1 (Jan. 28th-1st):  Introduction/Chapter 19 Week 2 (Feb. 4th-8th):   Chapter 20/ start 21 Week 3 (Feb. 11th-15th):  Chapter 21/ 22 Week 4 (Feb. 19th-22nd):  martes Quiz # 1 / Chapter 22/23 Week 5 (Feb. 25th-1st):  Chapter 23/24  Week 6 (Mar. 4th-8th):  Chapter 25/ martes Quiz # 2 / start 26 Week 7 (Mar. 11th-15th): Chapter 26/ miercoles MIDTERM / 27 ***Spring Break March 18-22*** Week 8 (Mar. 25th-29th): Chapter 28/ start 29 Week 9 (Apr. 1st-5th): Chapter 29/ jueves Quiz # 3 / 30 Week 10 (Apr. 8th-12th):  Chapter 30/ 31 Week 11 (Apr. 15th-19th):  Chapter 31/ 32 Week 12 (Apr. 22nd-26th):  lunes Quiz # 4 / Chapter 33/ start 34 Week 13 (Apr. 29th-3rd): Chapter 34/ 35 Week 14 (May 6th-10th): Chapter 36, Prepare for Final  Exams: Quiz # 1: Feb. 19th Quiz # 2: March 5th Midterm: March 13th Quiz # 3: April 4th Quiz # 4: April 22nd Final Exam: Monday, May 13th, 2002           10:10 – 12:10 a.m. ***Required***   

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