- Heritage High School
- German Four - Course Description
Boland, Hal - World Languages
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COURSE TITLE: German IV
PREREQUISITE:
German III
DESCRIPTION:
In German IV, students will refine their communication skills in the
context of various literary works. These may include topics relating to
history, art, literature, and current social issues. A German IV/V
combined class may incorporate reading and grammatical studies from the
AP program.
MAIN TOPICS:
Listening
Students will sustain understanding over longer stretches of connected
discourse and grasp principle ideas of more specialized presentations.
Speaking
Students will demonstrate ability to communicate in a variety of
contexts with a wider range of grammatical structures with greater
accuracy; will circumlocute occasionally to express thoughts. German
will be used in classroom communication.
Reading
Students will read a wider variety of texts with greater consistency of
comprehension.
Writing
Students will refine their use of complex grammatical structures in
creative writings and guided writings.
Culture
Students will explore cultural aspects of German-speaking countries in
greater depth.
CREDIT INFO:
This course provides one credit toward fulfilling the foreign language
requirements for an Advanced Studies Diploma (three years of one
language
or two years each of two languages