FRENCh 3 HONORS - aCP

French 3 Honors-ACP is a dual credit course through Indiana University (IU). Students have the opportunity to receive college credit for French 200 through IU. Please refer to the dual credit page of the course offering site for additional information. 

 The course 3H utilizes Réseau, second edition, for it textbook.  Students in the French 3 Honors course focus on activities in the three modes of communication: interpretive, interpersonal and presentational, as described by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language (ACTFL). As the year progresses, students are exposed to an ever-increasing amount of authentic texts, videos and dialogues in an attempt to increase their proficiency in the language. 

The French 3 Honors classes employ various literary texts throughout the year, with the reading and discussion of  Notre Dame de Paris in the second semester. Students in the French 3 Honors course are expected to speak French while in class, unless permission has been granted by the teacher to do otherwise.

*Please note: This course is meant for students who are self-motivated to learn a language, with established academic skills. If students are wondering about the rigor of this course as a Freshman, but would like to pursue it in future years, it is recommended that those students begin their High School language sequence in Level 2H and then take Level 3H-ACP Sophomore year. However, if students feel confident about their ability to pursue a university level course Freshman year in High School, they will be fully supported in their endeavors.