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All courses are designed for nonnative speakers. Language courses carry humanities credit (two course limit).


SPANISH 102-C : Intermediate Spanish III


Description

This course is the conclusion of a three-quarter intermediate sequence based on the competency (or "can do") and the communicative approaches. It will explore as its main theme traditions and festivities in Latin America and Spain. The intercultural nature of all activities and tasks to be completed by students will help them become more aware of the rich and varied cultures within the Spanish-speaking world. Tasks will be designed with practical purposes in mind and will enable students to give opinions and make suggestions, express subjective perceptions and attitudes, talk about the future, express hypothetical conditions, etc. This course is designed for adults who wish to learn Spanish in a dynamic way and it is designed to assist students achieve pragmatic, linguistic and cultural competencies adequate for intermediate Spanish. SPANISH 102-C emphasizes the functional use of the language in a student-centered classroom. Students will further develop skills in listening, reading, writing and speaking through interactions in the target language in meaningful real-life situations with the ultimate goal of becoming independent learners for life. The materials for this course will be customized to the interests of adult learners.

Carries humanities credit (two-course limit for language courses).

Prerequisite (one of the following): completion of SPANISH 102-B in the winter quarter at SPS (or equivalent at WCAS); or previous Spanish experience (high school or college, study abroad, etc.) with an equivalent level of proficiency as SPANISH 102-B. Placement will be ultimately determined by the instructor. Students with questions about placement should contact the instructor directly prior to registering.

Note: SPANISH 102-C is available to for students to audit—credit will not be earned, but tuition is reduced. Students enrolled to audit the course must meet prerequisites, as well as participation and assessment requirements as outlined in the course syllabus.



Spring 2024
Start/End DatesDay(s)TimeBuildingSection
03/25/24 - 06/08/24M
6:15 – 9:15 p.m.Kresge Hall 233962
InstructorCourse LocationStatusCAESAR Course ID
Morán, Reyes
Evanston Campus
Open
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