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Foreign Language Department
Spanish I - 411
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Develops reading, writing, listening and speaking in real-world situations. Homework focuses on grammar and vocabulary. Classroom activities are interactive and communicative. Emphasizes awareness of Hispanic culture in Latin America and the U.S.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: none
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French I - 412
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Develops reading, writing, listening and speaking in real-world situations. Homework focuses on grammar and vocabulary. Classroom activities are interactive and communicative. Emphasizes Francophone culture in Quebec, French Africa and the U.S.
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Credit: 1.00
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Latin I - 413
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In Latin I students acquire basic translation and grammatical skills, as well as an overview of daily Roman life, through reading passages of increasing complexity. Inflections, vocabulary, and English derivatives are memorized out of class.
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Credit: 1.00
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Spanish II - 421
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Designed for students who plan to take Spanish III and IV, this course stresses a broad range of vocabulary and advanced grammatical constructions. Students should expect longer reading assignments with a focus on strategies for comprehension.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Spanish 411/417
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French II - 422
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French II is a continuation of the French I course with emphasis on more complex vocabulary and practice in reading and writing skills. Speaking French and culture study are also stressed. This course is a pre-requisite for entry into Fr. III & IV.
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Latin II - 423
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Latin II is a continuation of Latin I with increased emphasis on a student’s ability to translate Latin into English through intensive word analysis. Inflections, vocabulary, and English derivatives are memorized out of class.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Latin I
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Spanish II - 427
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This course is designed for those students who will take only two years of Spanish. Classroom activities continue to focus on communicative activities. Reading and writing activities focus on real-world situations and cultural topics.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Spanish 411/417
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Latin II - 428
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Latin II is a continuation of Latin I with increased emphasis on a student’s ability to translate Latin into English through intensive word analysis. Inflections, vocabulary, and English derivatives are memorized out of class.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Latin I
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French II - 429
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This class focuses on communicative activities. Students continue their study of French through the use of vocabulary study and story telling. This is designed for students who will terminate their study of French after completing this course.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: French I
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Honors Spanish III - 431
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Students use more complex grammar and vocabulary in oral production. Accuracy in written work is emphasized. College text focuses on history and culture of Spanish speaking countries. Class discussions are in Spanish. Dual enrollment at CBU is optional.
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![Vista 3E Workbook/Video Manuel]()
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Spanish 421
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Honors Spanish III*** - 4311
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Honors French III - 432
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This Honors course delves into more complex French grammar, study of current events in francophone societies, and conversation in French. Students study some history and geography of France and begin to read actual stories and novels in French.
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![Ultimate French Review and Practice Workbook]()
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: French I and II
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Honors French III*** - 4321
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Honors Vergil - 433
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Close study of the Aeneid, Vergil's epic on the mythical origin of Rome, is the topic of this class. Students will translate and analyze selections mainly from Books I & II, while reading the remainder of the epic in English.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Latin II
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Spanish I for Juniors - 439
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Develops reading, writing, listening and speaking in real-world situations. Homework focuses on grammar and vocabulary. Classroom activities are interactive and communicative. Emphasizes awareness of Hispanic culture in Latin America and the U.S.
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Honors Spanish IV - 441
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College text has literary selections and short films in Spanish. Writing assignments are more frequent. Students present reports on topics they have researched. Some preparation for college placement tests. Dual enrollment at CBU is optional.
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Books
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Spanish 431
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Honors Spanish IV*** - 4411
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Honors French IV - 442
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Students begin the study of French history, reading samples of classic literature and studying film from/about those periods. They continue in-depth grammar study, discuss current events in francophone cultures and continue writing in French.
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Books
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: French III
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Honors French IV*** - 4421
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Honors Cicero - 443
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Students will study a wide range of poetry and prose, culminating in Cicero’s In Catilinam I. In addition to preparing translations, students will analyze literature for themes and figures of speech.
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Books
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Latin II
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Spanish II for Seniors - 449
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This course is designed for those students who will take only two years of Spanish. Classroom activities continue to focus on communicative activities. Reading and writing activities focus on real-world situations and cultural topics.
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Credit: 1.00
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