Español 112
invierno de 1999
l-v, 9 y 10 am, Tucker 402
Profesora Mayock: mayocke@wlu.edu
HORARIO PARA LAS ENTREVISTAS FINALES : This final interview is 1/6 of the final exam (25 points out of a total of 150). You must show up at my office (or perhaps the Seminar Room next door) at your scheduled time and be prepared to speak solely in Spanish for the full eight minutes.
Información del curso
TEXTS
Dawson and Dawson. Dicho y hecho, 5th ed. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1997. (Textbook and workbook/laboratory manual)
Students will complete the Chapter 8 through Chapter 14 this term. Please see schedule under “Program.”
ATTENDANCE
Attendance to class is expected and necessary. Just occupying physical space in class, however, does not constitute attendance. Daily preparation is essential to both the understanding and accumulation of language skills and in the success of the class. If you are not prepared, you will be considered “absent” whether or not you are occupying your place in class. Any absence will be reflected in the attendance portion of your final grade. More than 3 absences, for whatever reason, is considered excessive and will affect your attendance grade.
GOALS OF COURSE
The goal of this course is to maximize each student’s potential to communicate in Spanish by understanding the language and by speaking, reading, and writing it, while at the same time enhancing cultural awareness.
ACHIEVEMENT OF OBJECTIVES
The method of classroom instruction is intended to supplement the textbook and workbook, which provide students with the answers to most exercises. Therefore, class time will be dedicated to enhancing the vocabulary and grammatical structures in the text and workbook rather than duplicating in class the student’s efforts completed in private study.
HOMEWORK
Students are expected to do the following:
1. Read the appropriate pages from Dicho y hecho prior to coming to class.
2. Do the corresponding Workbook exercises for each section of the chapter. Correct your work in different color pen using the keys in the back of the WB. Workbook exercises will always be collected two days before the chapter test.
3. Do the corresponding computer exercises for each chapter. You may complete these in the TMC.
4. Do the corresponding lab exercises, to be collected the day of the chapter exam. Write and correct your answers.
EXAMINATIONS AND QUIZZES
Students will take frequent announced and unannounced quizzes. The quizzes may be written, oral, or aural.
Chapter exams will be administered just about every eighth class day. Students may pick up their test from the Romance Languages Secretary or from the Tucker Media Center. Tests will be available from 11 am the day before the scheduled test date until 5 pm of the scheduled test day. You must take the test in one sitting. Tests are not handed out between 12noon and 1 pm. Class will not be held on test days.
A final examination will be given during the designated period at the end of the term.
COMPOSITIONS
You may use books, dictionaries, etc. in the preparation of your compositions. You may ask fellow students or me specific questions. You may not have anyone correct your composition for you. All compositions should be typed and double-spaced and should include a word count. No compositions will be accepted late. Once you have gotten back the first version of your composition, you will have two days to complete a rewrite, if you wish to revise your work for a higher grade.
Compostion Topics:
#1: Una descripción de un sueño (300-350 palabras) para el 15 de enero / *pretérito e imperfecto
#2: El viaje de mis sueños (350 palabras) para el 26 de febrero / *presente del subjuntivo
#3: Tema libre en el pasado (350-400 palabras) para el 22 de marzo / *pasado del subjuntivo
FINAL GRADE
The final grade will be calculated on the following percentages:
15%……..attendance, participation, homework
15%……..oral and written quizzes
15%……..composiciones
25%……..chapter exams
30%……..final examination
Programa de Estudio
| lunes, el 4 de enero | Introducción al curso; repaso del pretérito |
| martes, el 5 de enero | DH 8: 247-58 |
| miércoles, el 6 de enero | DH 8: 258-68 |
| jueves, el 7 de enero | no hay clase |
| viernes, el 8 de enero | DH8: 269-73 |
| lunes, el 11 de enero | DH 8: 274-78 / WB 8 due |
| martes, el 12 de enero | DH 8: 279-80 / REPASO / Lab 8 due |
| miércoles, el 13 de enero | PRUEBA 8 |
| jueves, el 14 de enero | no hay clase |
| viernes, el 15 de enero | DH 9: 281-91 / Composición #1 due |
| lunes, el 18 de enero | DH 9: 291-97 |
| martes, el 19 de enero | DH 9: 297-304 |
| miércoles, el 20 de enero | DH 9: 305-09 |
| jueves, el 21 de enero | no hay clase |
| viernes, el 22 de enero | DH 9: 310-13 / WB 9 due |
| lunes, el 25 de enero | DH 9, REPASO / Lab 9 due |
| martes, el 26 de enero | PRUEBA 9 |
| miércoles, el 27 de enero | DH 10: 315-25 |
| jueves, el 28 de enero | DH 10: 326-33 |
| viernes, el 29 de enero | DH 10: 334-42 |
| lunes, el primero de febrero | DH 10: 342-43 |
| martes, el 2 de febrero | DH 10: 344-47 / WB 10 due |
| miércoles, el 3 de febrero | DH 10: 348-51 / REPASO / Lab 10 due |
| jueves, el 4 de febrero | no hay clase |
| viernes, el 5 de febrero | PRUEBA 10 |
| lunes, el 8 de febrero | DH 11: 353-64 |
| martes, el 9 de febrero | DH 11: 364-68 |
| miércoles, el 10 de febrero | DH 11: 368-72 |
| jueves, el 11 de febrero | no hay clase |
| viernes, el 12 de febrero | DH 11: 373-77 |
| lunes, el 22 de febrero | DH 11: 378-81 / WB 11 due |
| martes, el 23 de febrero | DH 11: 382-85 / REPASO /Lab 11 due |
| miércoles, el 24 de febrero | PRUEBA 11 |
| jueves, el 25 de febrero | no hay clase |
| viernes, el 26 de febrero | DH 12: 387-95 / Composición #2 due |
| lunes, el primero de marzo | DH 12: 395-403 |
| martes, el 2 de marzo | DH 12: 403-09 |
| miércoles, el 3 de marzo | DH 12: 410-14 |
| jueves, el 4 de marzo | no hay clase |
| viernes, el 5 de marzo | DH 12: 415-16 / WB 12 due |
| lunes, el 8 de marzo | DH 12: 417-18 / Lab 12 due; **Tutorial #19, 35, 37, 38, 39 |
| martes, el 9 de marzo | PRUEBA 12 |
| miércoles, el 10 de marzo | no hay clase* |
| jueves, el 11 de marzo | DH 13: 419-33* |
| viernes, el 12 de marzo | DH 13: 433-38 |
| lunes, el 15 de marzo | DH 13: 439-40 |
| martes, el 16 de marzo | DH 13: 441-45 / WB 13 due |
| miércoles, el 17 de marzo | DH 13: 446-49 / Lab 13 due / Ejercicios de repaso (Indiana University) |
| jueves, el 18 de marzo | no hay clase / TECLA: 3/8/99 y 3/15/99 (artículos sobre la ecología) |
| viernes, el 19 de marzo | PRUEBA 13 |
| lunes, el 22 de marzo | DH 14: 451-61 / Composición #3 due |
| martes, el 23 de marzo | DH 14: 461-69 |
| miércoles, el 24 de marzo | DH 14: 469-75 |
| jueves, el 25 de marzo | no hay clase |
| viernes, el 26 de marzo | DH 14: 476-80 / WB 14 due |
| lunes, el 29 de marzo | REPASO 14 / Lab 14 due |
| martes, el 30 de marzo | REPASO FINAL (Capítulos 8-14) / Formato para el EXAMEN FINAL |
| miércoles, el 31 de marzo | ENTREVISTAS INDIVIDUALES (no hay clase normal) |
| jueves, el primero de abril | ENTREVISTAS INDIVIDUALES (no hay clase normal) |
| viernes, el 2 de abril | ENTREVISTAS INDIVIDUALES (no hay clase normal) |
Lista de estudiantes:
Paul Saupe
Nefertiti Phipps-Smith
T.W. Leshner
Adey Tsega
Oneal Russell
Theodore Wells
Richard Lesko
Georgiana Hickam
Nick Sayers
John Jensen
Timothy Angelillo
Chad Braley
Scott Patton
Wesley Rentz
Matthew Gallo
Kathleen Johnson
Megan Babst
Stephanie Sweet
Jean Marie Jennings
Michael Stefan
Zac Vuncannon
Mark King
Kate Bidwell
Kristin Herman
Louis Sterchi
Andrew Roberts
Amanda McConnell
Thomas Patterson
Rebekah Ahn
Claiborne Taylor
Richard Bendall
Andrew Dalgliesh
Susan Ruge
Justin Novak
Geoffrey Marshall
Adam Faillace
Chad Casto
W&L WRITING CENTER
The W&L Writing Center (Payne 2B [or not 2B, that is the question]) is open from 8-10 pm, Sundays through Thursdays. There are tutors available to help with writing IN SPANISH on Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights. These are great students who can give lots of help!
HORARIO PARA LAS ENTREVISTAS FINALES
miércoles, el 31 de marzo:
9:00am Paul Saupe
9:08am Geoff Marshall
9:16am
9:24am John Jensen
9:32am TW Leshner
9:40am Michael Stefan
9:48am Stephanie Sweet
10:00am
10:08am Nefertiti Phipps-Smith
10:16am Ted Wells
10:24am Kate Bidwell
10:32am Scott Patton
10:40am Rebekah Ahn
10:48am Adey Tsega
jueves, el primero de abril:
9:08am
9:16am Matthew Gallo
9:24am Chad Braley
9:32am Megan Babst
9:40am Claiborne Taylor
9:48am Chad Casto
10:00am Richard Bendall
10:08am Neeley Russell
10:16am Kristin Herman
10:24am Wes Rentz
10:32am Andrew Roberts
10:40am Susan Ruge
viernes, el 2 de abril
9:00am
9:08am
9:16am Jean Marie Jennings
9:24am
9:32am
9:40am Katie Johnson
9:48am Zac Vuncannon
10:00am Amanda McConnell
10:08am Andrew Dagliesh
10:16am Louis Sterchi
10:24am Richard Lesko
10:32am Nick Sayers
10:40am Georgie Hickam
10:48am Tim Angelillo
Enlaces interesantes
- Yahoo: Spanish Search Engine
- Mapa de España
- Sí, Spain
- World Languages Page (Spanish)
- Tecla
- Trinity List of Spanish Language Sites
- Centro Virtual Cervantes
- Juan Ramón de Arana’s Spanish Practice Page
- Wiley on the Web (Dicho y hecho page)
- Diccionario de Anaya
- Spanish On-line Tutorial
- Indiana University Grammar Exercises
