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Russian 21 and Russian 22 (Russian for Russians)
Russian 21 and Russian 22 (Russian for Russians)
RUSS 21 and RUSSIAN 22 “Elementary Russian for Bilingual Students”, a fully online course. These courses are designed for Russian “heritage learners” who were born to Russian-speaking parents. I look forward to being your instructor and working together to help those who received the gift of bilingualism from their families, turn this gift into a useful tool.
You can already speak Russian. It makes you the perfect audience for an online course in Russian.
The main purpose of these courses is to master basic reading and writing skills, to improve your grammar and expand your vocabulary. It will allow you to not just be able to read and write in Russian, but to enjoy it.
Students who already speak Russian, but who are not proficient in writing, will learn and master Russian spelling rules, basic grammar and morphology necessary to write in Russian. You will also work on developing your reading skills in Russian.
Hope you are looking forward to an interesting, productive, and valuable learning experience together.
Russian 1 and Russian 2
Russian 1 and Russian 2
- RUSSIAN 1: Introductory course in Russian grammar, composition and reading (no prerequisites)
- RUSSIAN 2 (Second semester course): Continuation of Elementary Russian PREREQ.: RUSS 1 or 1B or demonstration of RUSS 1/1B exit skills.
RUSS 1 and RUSSIAN 2 can be taken as "hybrid" courses.
RUSS 1 and RUSSIAN 2 can be taken as "hybrid" courses.
Our time will be divided between traditional in-person class time and our online coursework.
In-person class time
In-person class time
will be dedicated to oral exercises and practice. Classes meet weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:10 - 3:25 pm (CCSF Ocean Campus).
The online time
The online time
will be dedicated to reading, listening, watching presentation materials as well as reviewing materials covered in class.
We hope that this format will help you fit your studies of Russian into your busy life.
Log-in instructions for Students
Log-in instructions for Students
Go to https://ccsf.instructure.com
Username: CCSF ID, examples: W12345678 or @12345678
Your Canvas password is your RAM ID password.
RAM ID instructions for students (Google Doc)
Online Learning
Online Learning
What are the real challenges encountered by both new and experienced online students, and how can you be successful? Tune into this short tutorial video to help debunk common myths about online learning.
Introduction to Online Learning (12 min video tutorial)
Canvas Support Hotline (844) 592-2198 available 24/7.
More Resources
More Resources
Instructor Contact Information
Instructor Contact Information
Svetlana Kristal
Foreign Languages Department
Ocean Campus, 50 Phelan Ave, A304 , San Francisco, CA 94112
Email: skristal@ccsf.edu (preferred method of contact)
Courses: Russian 1 and Russian 2
Courses: Russian 1 and Russian 2
RUSS 1 & RUSS 2 (5 units), as well as RUSS 1A, 1B (3 units) are "hybrid" courses.
RUSS 1 & RUSS 2 (5 units), as well as RUSS 1A, 1B (3 units) are "hybrid" courses.
UC/CSU transferable.
For more detailed information about the Russian Program at CCSF, please check CCSF Catalog.
Required Textbook for Russian 1 and 2
Required Textbook for Russian 1 and 2
Golosa, Book 1: A Basic Course in Russian & Student Activities Manual for Golosa by Richard Robin, Karen Evans-Romaine, Galina Shatalina
ISBN-13: 978-0205980369 | ISBN-10: 0205980368
© 2011 Publisher: Pearson; 5 edition
Textbook companion website: Golosa
Courses: Russian 21 and Russian 22
Courses: Russian 21 and Russian 22
RUSS 21 & RUSS 22 (5 units), as well as RUSS 21A, 21B (3 units) are fully online with no required on-campus meetings). These courses are developed for heritage learners: oral fluency in Russian is expected.
RUSS 21 & RUSS 22 (5 units), as well as RUSS 21A, 21B (3 units) are fully online with no required on-campus meetings). These courses are developed for heritage learners: oral fluency in Russian is expected.
UC/CSU transferable.
For more detailed information about the Russian Program at CCSF, please check CCSF Catalog.
Required Textbook for Russian 21 and 22
Required Textbook for Russian 21 and 22
Russian for Russians , 1st edition by Olga Kagan, Tatiana Akishina, and Richard Robin.
ISBN-13: 978-0893573010, ISBN-10: 0893573019
© 2002 Publisher: Slavica Pub.
Textbook companion website: Russian for Russians
Important Dates and Course Syllabi
Important Dates and Course Syllabi
WILL BE POSTED LATER
For more details, please email the instructor: skristal@ccsf.edu.
For information about online courses go to www.ccsf.edu/disted
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