World Languages

Course Code: 0515A/B

Credits: 1.0

Course Description:

This course introduces the student to everyday conversational Spanish as well as Hispanic cultures.  Emphasis will be given to speaking the language although students will develop basic skills in listening comprehension, reading, and writing.  They will also become acquainted with various aspects of Spanish-speaking countries and their cultures. Use of the language laboratory will provide additional aural/oral practice.

Course Code: 0516A/B

Credits: 1.0

Course Description:

This course is a continuation of the speaking, listening, reading and writing skills acquired in Spanish 1.  Students focus on culture, conversation, writing assignments and short stories in Spanish.

Prerequisite – Spanish 1 OR teacher approval for native speakers

Course Code: 0517A/B

Credits: 1.0

Course Description:

Honors Spanish 3 is a continuation of the speaking, listening, reading and writing skills acquired in Spanish 2.  Students focus on culture, conversation, writing assignments and short stories in Spanish. 

Prerequisite – Spanish 2 OR Spanish for Native Speakers with teacher approval OR teacher approval for literate native speakers

Course Code: 0518A/B

Credits: 1.0

Course Description:

Students who have successfully completed Spanish 3 will put their advanced skills to work in this course.  The main emphasis is on conversation (discussion groups, oral presentation), literature (authentic short stories and novels), and writings (essays, reports.)  A review of Spanish grammar is provided.

Prerequisite – Honors Spanish 3 OR teacher approval for literate native speakers

Course Code: 0520A/B

Credits: 1.0

Course Description:

This is a first-year Spanish course for native Spanish-speaking students that introduces them to the reading and analysis of Hispanic literature by renowned Hispanic writers.  This class intends to help those students who can communicate in Spanish to improve spoken language skills and write appropriately.

Course Code: 0522SIA/B

Credits: 1.0

Course Description:

The students will have the opportunity to learn how to use the newly acquired Language appropriately in any employment-related area. Every student interested in learning the abilities to interpret and translate in the Spanish Language could benefit from the content of this class. The course aligns itself with Lebanon's educational mission; it proposes a new vision for students interested in the pathways: Science and Health, Business, Management, & Administration, and Human Services.