Spanish I and III CLASSES

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Spanish I and III CLASSES Course Overview 100% immersion in the target language Practice speaking in the circle Practice writing, reading, and listening at desks Student Expectations Be Active Participants Give an honest effort when participating Be open to mistakes because you learn from your mistakes It is NOT ok to quit, refuse to try or discourage others from trying

GRADING Each standard is worth 20 % Interpersonal Communication- two-way communication (speaking) Interpretive Reading-one-way communication Interpretive Listening -one-way communication Presentational Writing -one-way communication Presentational Speaking -one-way communication STUDENTS CAN REDO ANY ASSESSMENT BUT MOST COME TO TUTORING AFTTER SCHOOL OR DURING PRIDE PERIOD!!!

GRADING The following metrics will be used for all written and oral work: 4:  Exceeds expectations Student has demonstrated mastery of the standards/learning target and exceeded the expected level of performance.  Student is using the learning in novel ways. 3:  Meets expectations Student has demonstrated mastery of the standards/learning target and met the expected level of performance.   2:  Approaching expectations Student has demonstrated some mastery of the standards/learning target but has some work to do to meet the expected level of performance.   1:  Not enough evidence that student has met expectations Student has demonstrated only partial/minimal mastery of standards/learning targets.  0:  No evidence has been provided

GRADING

GRADING

Proficiency Guidelines Grading Proficiency Guidelines Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 1st Semester 2nd Semester Novice Low C D D-/F F N/E Novice Mid B B-/C (Entering) Novice High A Novice High   (Entering) Intermediate Low Intermediate Low Mid High AP Spanish or DE ASL Advance Low

Novice LOW/MID/HIGH

Intermediate LOW/MID/HIGH

CONTACT INFORMATION EMAIL – mlynn@Murrieta.k12.ca.us PHONE - (951) 677-0568 ext.6251 Webiste for syllabus https://www.murrieta.k12.ca.us/Domain/2182