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Home > Academics > Course Catalog > World Languages

WORLD LANGUAGES

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World Language Teachers
Classes:
French I 501000
French II 502000
French III 503000
Spanish I 511000
Spanish II 512000
Spanish III 513000
AP Spanish Language 514500
Spanish I for Bilingual Students 521000
Spanish II for Bilingual Students 522000

Spanish 3        

WORLD LANGUAGES
ICA requirement: 2 years
CSU/UC requirement: 2 years minimum, preferably 3 years

French I 501000
Two Semesters 9 UC/CSU
The course emphasizes achieving elementary proficiency in the four basic skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. There is strong emphasis on speaking, listening and writing centered around present, everyday and personal circumstances.

French II 502000
Two Semesters 10 UC/CSU
Prerequisite: Passing grade in French I
This course emphasizes intermediate study of the language in the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Strong emphasis is placed on speaking and writing centered around real, possible, speculative, personal and relational circumstances.

French III 503000
Two Semesters 11 UC/CSU
Prerequisite: Passing grade in French II
This course emphasizes advanced study of the language in the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Strong emphasis is placed on speaking and writing centered around real, possible, speculative, personal, relational and global circumstances.

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Spanish I 511000
Two Semesters 9 UC/CSU
This course emphasizes achieving elementary proficiency in the four basic skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Strong emphasis is placed on speaking and writing centered around present, everyday and personal circumstances.

Spanish II 512000
Two Semesters 10 UC/CSU
Prerequisite: Passing grade in Spanish I
This course is a continuation of the study of the language in the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Strong emphasis is placed on speaking and writing centered around real, possible, speculative, personal and relational circumstances.

Spanish III 513000
Two Semesters 11 UC/CSU
Prerequisite: Passing grade in Spanish II
Advanced proficiency in the four basic skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing is stressed. Strong emphasis is placed on speaking and writing centered around real, possible, speculative, personal, relational and global circumstances.

AP Spanish Language 514500
Two Semesters 11 UC/CSU
Prerequisite: Grade of B- or higher in Spanish III and teacher approval or passing grade in Bilingual Speaking II and teacher approval.
This course emphasizes advanced study of the language in order to prepare for the California College Board Advanced Placement Language Test.

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Spanish I for Bilingual Students 521000
Two Semesters 9 UC/CSU
Prerequisite: Student must exhibit a satisfactory degree of fluency in the language.
Elements of pronunciation are stressed and grammar, conversation, reading, dictation and writing are used to improve mastery of the students' native language.

Spanish II for Bilingual Students 522000
Two Semesters 10 UC/CSU
Prerequisite: Passing grade in Spanish I for Bilingual students
Accuracy in the spoken and written language is emphasized. Vocabulary building, grammar, conversation, reading and writing are continued.

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