COMPTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE - El Camino College
COMPTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
COURSE OUTLINE
Course Number SPAN 1 Division ESL and Foreign Languages
Course Title: Elementary Spanish I
Hours Lecture: 5 Hours Lab: 1 Weeks: 18 Units: 5
Credit Status:
AA/AS: X Non-Degree: Certificate: Non-Credit:
Transfer Code: UC: X CSU: X None:
Prerequisite or Corequisite: Recommended: Completion of ENGL 12B (or ENGL 12) with a minimum grade of “C”.
Catalog Description:
This introductory course is designed for the acquisition of vocabulary needed to describe daily events and routine activities, as well as places, and things in an urban environment. The course also introduces students to various Spanish tenses and grammatical structures essential to effective communication.
Needs/Justifications/Goals:
This course meets the General Education, Humanities and the Arts requirements, Area C, for the Associate in Arts and Associate in Science Degrees for the transfer pattern for UC and CSU.
Course Outline Prepared by:
Dr. Norma Espinosa-Parker Date: August 19, 2005
Curriculum Committee Chair Division Chair
Saul Panski Shemiran Lazar
SENATE APPROVAL DATE: 11/01/05 BOARD APPROVAL DATE: 11/22/05
TOP NO. 1105.00 USOE NO 00000000 CLASSIFICATION T5/55001 (a) (1) (B)
CAN NO. N/A SAM CODE E
Compton Community College August 19, 2005
Course Outline for SPAN 1
Elementary Spanish I
I. Catalog Description
SPAN 1, Elementary Spanish I 3 Units
This introductory course is designed for the acquisition of vocabulary needed to describe daily events and routine activities, as well as places, and things in an urban environment. The course also introduces students to various Spanish tenses and grammatical structures essential to effective communication.
II. Expected Student Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course students should be able to perform the following activities with 70% accuracy.
A. Ask questions about and formulate responses related to various activities and functions of daily life, both conversationally and in writing, including telling time, identifying family members, describing people and things, expressing likes and dislikes, counting, describing the weather, and buying things in a food market or restaurant.
B. Indicate “possession” in conversation and in written exercises.
C. Describe events using the preterit tense in its regular and irregular forms.
D. Express preferences and obligations with appropriate vocabulary and phrases in conversation and in response to written exercises.
E. Use the future tense appropriately in conversation and written exercises to indicate future plans and events.
F. Use the present progressive and past progressive tenses in conversation and written exercises to indicate things that are in progress or have been in progress.
G. Use personal pronouns to refer to people and things previously mentioned in conversation.
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III. Course Content
A. Greetings and farewell in formal and familiar context
B. Describing where one is going
C. Days of the week
D. Telling time
E. Identifying family members
F. Telling age
G. Indicating possession
H. Describing people, things and conditions
I. Indicating nationality
J. Buying and talking about food in a market or restaurant
K. Describing actions in the past
L. Expressing likes and dislikes
M. Identifying parts of the body and talking about ailments
N. Stating preferences and obligations
O. Describing the weather and naming the seasons
P. Making future plans
Q. Discussing and purchasing clothing
R. Pointing out things and people and indicating and emphasizing possession
S. Counting from 100 and indicating dates
T. indicating that an action has been going on describing an action in progress
U. Indicating impersonal actions and expressing actions in the past
V. Referring to people and things without repeating the name
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IV. Methods of Presentation
A. Oral repetition of words, phrases and sentences
B. Reading and written exercises
C. Small groups and pairs with question/answer drills
D. Professor/student question/answer drills
E. Lecture
F. Conversations based on text drawings and overhead projector visuals
G. Audio tapes
H. Software program
I. Language Lab
V. Assignments and Methods of Evaluation
A. Written exercises
B. Oral exercises
C. Laboratory/tape listening exercises
D. Self testing exercises
E. Software program
F. Test after each lesson
G. Attendance
H. Homework
I. Midterm and Final exam
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VI. Textbook(s)
Dawson, Laila M. and Albert C. Dawson. Dicho y hecho. 7th ed. New York, NY: John Wiley and Sons. 2004.
Dawson, Laila M. and Albert C. Dawson. Workbook for Dicho y hecho. 7th ed.
New York, NY: John Wiley and Sons. 2004.
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