German 205
Optional
Practicum
Salisbury
State University
Department of Modern Languages and
Intercultural Studies
Fall 2005
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Work
Instructor:
Frau
Klaudia Thompson
331
Holloway Hall
(410)
543-6522
kmthompson@salisbury.edu
Office
Hours: _______________ and by appointment
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Texts:
Schaum
Outline Series - German Grammar - German Grammar, latest edition.
German in 10 Minutes a Day
The
material in German 205 is designed to reinforce the grammar skills taught in
German 201.It will also strengthen and increase the student's vocabulary.
Toward
the beginning of the semester the exercise assignments will be made. Students
will work independently on the assigned exercises. Problems or questions will
be discussed during one of the 7 compulsory meetings. The written work may be handed
in any time during the semester but absolutely no later than Monday of the 13th
week of class. Any practicums not handed in by Friday
of that week will receive a "0."
Special
activities are planned for the compulsory meetings and these will receive a
grade as well as your written work. These points cannot be made up so it is
essential that you are there to participate in them (25 points each).
Grading System
Of the total number of points
possible you will need:100-90% for an A; 89-80% for a
B; 79-70% for a C; 69-60% for a D; 59--% for an F.
We
will meet on the following dates Remember attendance is required and
points missed can not be made up. Steps from German in 10 Minutes a
Day will be assigned for these days:
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Assigned Work:
Work
from Schaum will be due on these days:
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