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NOTE: The difference with SPA 101 is that SPA 115 covers less grammar and it focuses more on conversation. In addition, SPA 115 is considered an elective and it can not be transferred as part of your language requirement.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: None
Basic pronunciation, vocabulary, sentence structures, and cultural awareness, necessary to develop speaking and listening skills in Spanish.
Overview:
This is the introductory study of the Spanish language with a conversational approach. You will learn basic sentence structure, pronunciation, and vocabulary necessary to develop speaking and comprehension ability in Spanish. This course will provide students the opportunity to practice written, visual, listening, and oral exercises in real contextualized situations. At the end of the semester students in this course will be able to use Spanish to communicate in simple real life situations. NOTE: this class meets only once a week.
Course Objectives:
Demonstrate comprehension of basic spoken Spanish
Demonstrate correct pronunciation and intonation of Spanish
Ask for and give basic information about various topics.
Describe events that happen, are happening, and are going to happen.
Describe self and others.
Use basic expressions of courtesy.
Identify geographical areas of the Hispanic world.
Identify customs commonly found in the Hispanic world.
Describe experiences with Hispanic culture in student`s community
Course Competencies:
Demonstrate comprehension of basic spoken Spanish.
Demonstrate correct pronunciation and intonation of Spanish.
Ask for and give basic information about various topics.
Describe events that happen, are happening, and are going to happen.
Describe self and others.
Use basic expressions of courtesy.
Identify geographical areas of the Hispanic world.
Identify customs commonly found in the Hispanic world.
Describe experiences with Hispanic culture in student`s community.
General Learning Outcomes Assessment:
Chandler-Gilbert Community College periodically assess students on general education outcomes. Some of your assignments may be used to measure your learning. The learning outcomes that will be assessed in this course are:
Critical Thinking: some assignments require you to think critically.
Oral Communication: there are individual voice or video recordings that will be used to assess your communication skills in the language.
Personal Development: In this course, it is important to assess your involvement in life-long processes resulting in behaviors promoting student success.
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