SPAN
102D Beginning Spanish II
Fall, 2019
MWTHF, 12:30pm-1:20pm
(JORDAN 103)
Instructor:
Dr. Patrick Duffey, Professor of Spanish,
Margarett Root Brown Chair of Foreign Languages and Literatures |
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Office: Jordan 102 |
Office Hours: M-F 4:30-5:30pm, and by appointment. |
Phone: (903) 813-2377 |
Web Address: |
Campus mailbox number: 61593 | Email: pduffey@austincollege.edu |
1. Puntos de partida, 10th edition |
2. Connect with LearnSmart (without WBLM) Introductory Spanish 720 day Access Card for Puntos de partida, 10th Edition. Online PIN Code Access Card 3. Workbook/Lab Manual for Puntos de partida, 10th Edition. |
WELCOME!
ˇBIENVENIDOS!
In
SPAN 102, the main objective is to develop skills in the four areas of listening,
speaking, reading, and writing in the Spanish language.
Since the class will be conducted almost entirely in Spanish, your
ability to communicate in the language will develop along with your knowledge of
the vocabulary and grammatical structures of the language.
I.
ATTENDANCE.
Attending class everyday is especially important in language classes. Accordingly, I will deduct a point from your total grade for every absence over FOUR (4). Three tardies equal one absence. ALL ABSENCES--NO MATTER IF "EXCUSED" OR NOT--COUNT TOWARD THIS TOTAL.
However, students may make up any exam, quiz, or other assignment if the absence occurs as a result of participation in an official Austin College athletic or other event, a serious illness, or some other unavoidable circumstance beyond the student's control.
There
will be three major exams, according to the following schedule.
THE FINAL EXAM WILL BE COMPREHENSIVE.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW!!
Wednesday, September
25
Exam I (7 & 8)
Wednesday, October 23 Exam II (9
& 10)
Tuesday, December 10, 12-2pm FINAL EXAM
3 major exams | 45 % (15% each) |
Oral component | 21% |
Workbook | 17% |
Quizzes | 12% |
Participation | 5% |
A.
ORAL COMPONENT.
(21%).
The
oral component will consist of three presentaciones.
Presentaciones
are one minute
dialogues (with a partner) or
monologues presented to the class.
Each
student will sign up to do 3 presentaciones
during the semester.
Points will be awarded according to the following system:
Presentaciones
(21 possible points 7
pts.----good presentation
4
pt.----acceptable presentation
1
pt.-----less than acceptable
The
oral component is worth 21% of your total grade, and there are 21 possible
points.
B.
WORKBOOK (17%).
You will be responsible for completing the workbook and internet assignments as indicated in the course outline and in class. Regarding the workbook, if the assignment ends in the middle of a page, complete the page, but hold on to it until you turn it in with the next assignment. You will receive full credit only after you have completed the assignment, checked your answers with another color of ink, and handed in the assignment on time.
C.
QUIZZES (12%).
I do not believe in pop quizzes, but I am a firm believer in quizzes. We will have about 8 brief quizzes throughout the semester. I will always tell you the day before that we're having a quiz and what it will cover.
D. Participation (5%). In order to receive these points, the student must be pay attention (most of the time) in class and the student must make an attempt to answer if called upon. Mistakes are fine, but you must have a good attitude and put forth effort to earn these participation points.
IV. Academic Integrity Policy
The College's Standards of Academic Integrity are assumed to apply to your work for this course. Academic dishonesty will not be tolerated. Students are responsible for knowing what constitutes academic dishonesty and the consequences for violating the Academic Integrity Principle at Austin College. If you have any doubts, contact me before you turn in your assignments. For additional information, please consult the Environment: http://www.austincollege.edu/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Environment-2014-2015.pdf .
If you anticipate
accessibility issues related to the format or requirements of the course, please
meet with me so we can discuss solutions.
Austin College seeks to provide reasonable
accommodations for all individuals with disabilities and will comply with all
applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations and guidelines. It is the
responsibility of the student to register with and provide verification of
academic accommodation needs to the Director of the Academic Skills Center as
soon as possible. The student also must contact the faculty member in a timely
manner to arrange for reasonable academic accommodations. For further
information regarding disability services or to register for assistance, please
contact the office at 903-813-2454 or visit the Academic Skills Center.
VI. COURSE OUTLINE
Pdp=Puntos
de partida main text
Tarea=Homework
for following class day
WKB=Workbook
for Puntos
•Semana
1
jueves
29 de Ago Introducción. Repaso.
•Semana
2
miércoles
4 de Sep
Pdp 210-213.
jueves
5 de Sep
Pdp 214-217
viernes
6 de Sep
Pdp 218-221
•Semana
3
miércoles 11 de Sep Pdp 226-231
jueves 12 de Sep Pdp 232-237
viernes 13 de Sep Pdp 238-240
•Semana
4
lunes 16 de Sep Pdp 241-244.
miércoles 18 de Sep Pdp 245-249
jueves 19 de Sep Pdp 250-254.
viernes 20 de Sep Pdp 255-259.
•Semana
5
lunes 23 de Sep Repaso.
miércoles
25 de Sep
Exam I (7 & 8)
jueves 26 de Sep Pdp 266-271.
viernes 27 de Sep Pdp 272-275.
•Semana
6
lunes 30 de Sep Pdp 276-279.
miércoles 2 de Oct Pdp 280-284.
jueves 3 de Oct Pdp 285-287.
viernes 4 de Oct Pdp 288-291.
•Semana
7
lunes 7 de Oct Pdp 292-299.
miércoles 9 de Oct Pdp 300-301.
jueves 10 de Oct Pdp 302-306.
viernes 11 de Oct El descanso otoñal.
•Semana 8
lunes 14 de Oct Pdp 307-309.
miércoles 16 de Oct Pdp 310-313.
jueves 17 de Oct Pdp 314-317.
viernes 18 de Oct Pdp 318-321.
•Semana
9
lunes 21 de Oct Repaso
miércoles 23 de Oct Repaso
jueves
24 de Oct
Exam
II (9 & 10)
viernes 25 de Oct Pdp 322-331.
•Semana 10
lunes 28 de Oct Pdp 332-339.
miércoles 30 de Oct Pdp 340-343.
jueves 31 de Oct Pdp 344-347.
viernes primero de Nov Pdp 348-351.
•Semana
11
lunes 4 de Nov Pdp 352-355
miércoles 6 de Nov Pdp 356-359.
jueves 7 de Nov Pdp 360-365
viernes 8 de Nov Pdp 366-371
•Semana 13
lunes 11 de Nov Pdp 372-373.
miércoles 13 de Nov Pdp 372-373.
jueves 14 de Nov Pdp 374-377
viernes 15 de Nov Pdp 378-383.
lunes 18 de Nov Película.
miércoles 20 de Nov Película.
jueves 21 de Nov Película.
viernes 22 de Nov Película.
•Semana
14
Vacaciones del Día de
Acción de Gracias
•Semana
15
lunes 2 de Dic Repaso 1
miércoles 4 deDic Repaso 2
jueves 5 de Dic Repaso 3
viernes 6 de Dic Repaso 4
FINAL EXAM: Tuesday, December 10, 2019 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. Jordan 103 FINAL EXAM