German 1 is an introductory course that introduces the new student to the German language and culture. The language learning skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking are initially developed. Critical thinking is an important life skill and is developed in the study of German grammar. The textbook is Aktuel 1.
German 2 continues to explore the German culture as well as develop the language learning skills with emphasis on writing, listening with an emphasis on grammar.
German 3 is an extension of skills and information previously acquired with greater emphasis on fluency, reading, listening, writing and grammatical correctness.
German 4 develops the four language skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking) with an emphasis on increasing vocabulary and reading skills. The study of basic grammatical concepts will be completed in German 4.
German 5 emphasizes communication skills. German 5 introduces significant German authors and literature. This course also reviews the more difficult grammatical concepts as a preparation for further language study,
Language is clearly tied to the way people think and act. Therefore, much emphasis is placed on culture through:
Viewing films, videos and DVDs
Working with recordings of native speakers
Opportunities for travel to target countries (i.e. Germany, Switzerland, Austria)
Guest lecturers and work with exchange students
Reading and listening to literary selections
Projects on customs, dress, and places of interest where the language is spoken
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e-mail address: rbaranczyk@roncallijets.netGerman 1 is an introductory course that introduces the new student to the German language and culture. The language learning skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking are initially developed. Critical thinking is an important life skill and is developed in the study of German grammar. The textbook is Aktuel 1.
German 2 continues to explore the German culture as well as develop the language learning skills with emphasis on writing, listening with an emphasis on grammar.
German 3 is an extension of skills and information previously acquired with greater emphasis on fluency, reading, listening, writing and grammatical correctness.
German 4 develops the four language skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking) with an emphasis on increasing vocabulary and reading skills. The study of basic grammatical concepts will be completed in German 4.
German 5 emphasizes communication skills. German 5 introduces significant German authors and literature. This course also reviews the more difficult grammatical concepts as a preparation for further language study,
Language is clearly tied to the way people think and act. Therefore, much emphasis is placed on culture through:
Viewing films, videos and DVDs
Working with recordings of native speakers
Opportunities for travel to target countries (i.e. Germany, Switzerland, Austria)
Guest lecturers and work with exchange students
Reading and listening to literary selections
Projects on customs, dress, and places of interest where the language is spoken