Course syllabus
¡Bienvenidas y bienvenidos a Spanish 201: Intermediate Spanish B!
SPANISH 201 continues the systematic study of grammar and vocabulary with practice in four basic skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. This process of consolidation in Spanish will enable you to hold conversations on contemporary topics as well as to deal with the necessities of daily life. Structures to be reviewed and consolidated include the present tense, all past tense forms, and the present subjunctive, other common forms and special idioms that are used in everyday situations. The rich culture of the Hispanic world (Spain, Latin America and regions of the United States) is studied in the context of language acquisition. This is the second part of an intermediate course in Spanish which continues with SPANISH 319.
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Language Acquisition Resources |
Prescribed Textbook: Nuevo Ven 2. Libro del alumno (Edelsa, 2009) (Unidades 9-15) It comes with two CDs for audio practice with exercises in the textbook.
Prescribed Workbook: Nuevo Ven 2. Libro de ejercicios (Edelsa, 2009) (Unidades 9-15) It comes with one CD for audio exercises for the workbook. The answers to the questions are provided on pages 62-64 so that you can check the accuracy of your work.
Course Coordinator:
Associate Professor Walescka Pino-Ojeda
Office hours: Tuesday and Thursday 10-11am, or by appointment
Office: Arts 2 - Room 410
Email: w.pino-ojeda@auckland.ac.nz
Course Assessment: |
60% the final mark is based on course assessment and 40% on the final written examination.
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On course Tareas (3 @5%) 15% Pruebas (2 @10%) 20% Canvas tests (2 @ 5%) 10% Oral Test 15% 60%
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Final examination Final written exam (2 hours) 40%
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Well-being always comes first
We all go through tough times during the semester, or see our friends struggling. There is lots of help out there - for more information, look at this Canvas page, which has links to various support services in the University and the wider community.
Course summary:
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