Portuguese 11A and 11B are accelerated courses designed only for those students with proficiency in another romance language.



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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE PORTUGUESE 1, 2 AND 3, 11A and B COURSE SYLLABUS 2013-2014 Instructor: Office: Office Hours: E-mail*: *Note to students: Please allow your instructor 24 hours to respond to any e-mail or voice mail. The instructor reserves the right to not respond to messages during the weekend (Saturday and Sunday). COURSE DESCRIPTION Portuguese 1, 2 and 3, 11A and 11B are introductory courses in Portuguese language and culture. The approach is proficiency-oriented, communicative and task-based in order to help you develop communicative competence in all four skill areas (listening, speaking, reading and writing) as well as cultural competence. Portuguese 1, 2 and 3, 11A and 11B are conducted completely in Portuguese. Portuguese 11A and 11B are accelerated courses designed only for those students with proficiency in another romance language. REQUIRED TEXTBOOKS Ponto de encontro, Klobucka, et al. 2 nd Edition, 2012 Ponto de encontro: My Portuguese Lab TEXT MATERIAL COVERED Portuguese 1: Lição preliminar through Lesson 5 Portuguese 2: Lessons 6 through 10 Portuguese 3: Lessons 11 through 15 Portuguese 11A: Lição preliminar through Lesson 8 Portuguese 11B: Lessons 9 through 15 CLASS DYNAMICS Class time will be dedicated to communicative activities in Portuguese. You should come to class prepared to participate and to enthusiastically engage in a variety of activities in groups and pairs. Your instructor will present and introduce new language and cultural information and facilitate communication. Class time will not be devoted to lengthy grammar discussions or mechanical or repetitive grammar drills. It is your responsibility to read the grammar explanations in the 1

textbook and to complete the exercises assigned in the textbook, My Portuguese Lab and on the Moodle class page. If you need additional assistance with specific concepts you should see your instructor during office hours. WORKLOAD Each class will require approximately two to three hours a day of careful and systematic studying. Without sufficient time and solid studying skills/habits, you will struggle to pass this class. You are strongly advised to evaluate your own situation carefully before deciding to stay in the class. EVALUATION CRITERIA Student Performance 20% Quizzes 20% Midterm Exam 20% Oral Exams 20% Final Written Exam 20% Student Performance (Written and Oral Expression) Active participation is essential to the successful completion of this course. You are expected to demonstrate your willingness to participate in pair and group activities and that you have come to class prepared (having read the assigned pages and completed the assigned homework). If you do not prepare before class and participate actively in class, in is highly unlikely that you will acquire the necessary skills to pass the course. For this reason, if you have other obligations that will require you to miss more than three classes, for example: internships, MCAT, LSAT, interviews, personal events such as weddings or, anniversaries, or you have planned surgery, travel, participation in club sports or other activities that will require you to miss more than 3 class periods, you should not enroll in this course. Written Expression (15%). Proficiency in writing is an important objective of the course. For that reason, you will be provided a variety of formats which will allow you to produce writing in authentic contexts and use writing to complete tasks likely to be found in the target culture. You will also be provided with practice exercises that allow you to improve your accuracy. You are required to complete all of the assigned exercises in My Portuguese Lab as indicated by your instructor. In addition, you will be assigned a variety of written exercises in My Portuguese Lab, Moodle, and the textbook. Assessment of written expression will be based on both activities completed in class and outside of class. No late written work will be accepted. Oral Expression (5%) Proficiency in speaking is an important objective of the course. For that reason, you will be provided many opportunities to acquire the necessary skills to speak in a variety of contexts and situations. You will be assigned role plays, skits and other communicative activities and tasks to be carried out in class, as well as voice recording activities in Moodle. The speaking skills that you acquire through these activities will be evaluated two times per quarter with oral exams. It is 2

important that you attend daily and complete these activities in order to be prepared to pass the oral exams. No late speaking activities will be accepted. Speaking activities will be assigned daily. Quizzes There will be a minimum of six and maximum of ten (unannounced) quizzes throughout the quarter. The quizzes will cover the assigned material and may be written or oral. The lowest quiz grade will be dropped. There will be no make-up quizzes.* *If a quiz is missed due to a documented legal or medical emergency of your own, the next quiz will count double. You must present the appropriate documentation to your instructor no later than 48 hours after the absence. No documentation will be accepted after 48 hours. Midterm Exam There will be 1 midterm exam. The exam will include listening comprehension, reading comprehension, written expression and culture. There will be no make-up exams.* *Personal obligations such as work, travel, scheduled medical or dental procedures, etc. are not considered valid excuses for missing the midterm exam. If you have any time conflict because of your personal schedule, a make-up exam will NOT be schedule. If you cannot take the midterm exam on the date scheduled, you should not take this course this quarter. If the midterm is missed due to a documented legal or medical emergency of your own, you must present the appropriate documentation to your instructor no later than 48 hours after the absence. No documentation will be accepted after 48 hours. Permission to make-up the midterm exam is given solely at the discretion of the Director of the Language Program. Oral Exams You will be provided formative feedback on your daily oral performance throughout the quarter. You will also engage in communicative activities and situations in class on a daily basis. Your overall achievement in oral proficiency will be evaluated twice per quarter. The oral exam will consist of situational topics, very similar to those carried out in class, provided to you at the time of the exam. The oral exam must be completed in groups during the designated class periods. There will be no make-up oral exams. Final Written Exam The final written exam will be comprehensive and will include listening comprehension, reading comprehension, written expression and culture. If you have a conflict with the final exam schedule, you must present documentation to your instructor before the fourth week of classes. Eligibility for the make-up exam: The course with the lowest total enrollment is required to offer a make-up exam. Procedure: Print out your official class schedule from URSA (showing name and student ID) and bring the schedule to your instructor. Your instructor will verify the total enrollment of the courses in question and will determine if you are eligible for the make-up exam. If you are eligible, you will be told the time, date and location of the make-up final exam. Please read carefully: Friday of Week 4 is the absolute deadline to register for the make-up final. If you do not do so by this date, you will be ineligible for the final make-up exam. 3

Please read carefully: Personal obligations which may include, but are not limited to: travel study, conferences, internships, training, employment, scheduled medical or dental appointments or procedures, participation in club sports, MCAT, LSAT or other examinations, interviews, personal events such as family weddings, anniversaries or vacations, will not be considered as excused absences for quizzes, midterm exams, oral exams or the final exam. If you miss a quiz or an exam for ANY reason other than the documented emergencies mentioned above, you will received 0 on that exam or quiz. There will be no exceptions to this policy. Please check the course calendar carefully to make sure you do not have any conflicts. If you have unavoidable personal conflicts, you should not enroll in Portuguese 1-3, 11A or 11B this quarter. COURSE GRADE The final course grade will be based on a percentage system of the points accumulated during the quarter, according to the following scale: 100-98 = A+ 97-94 = A 93-90 = A- 89-87 = B+ 86-83 = B 82-80 = B- 79-77 = C+ 76-73 = C 72-70 = C- 69-67 = D+ 66-63 = D 62-60 = D 59-0 = F IMPORTANT: Please note - The following is the criteria for a passing grade, there are no exceptions. For P/NP grading (undergraduates), P = C (73) or better. For S/U grading (graduate students), S = B (83) or better. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY As a student and member of the University community, you are expected to demonstrate integrity in all of your academic endeavors. You are evaluated on your own merits. Be proud of your accomplishments and protect academic integrity at UCLA. As specified by University policy, violations or attempted violations of academic dishonesty include, but are limited to: cheating, fabrication, plagiarism, multiple submissions, or facilitating academic dishonesty (See University of California Policies Applying to Campus Activities, Organizations, and Students, 102.01). Violations of the academic integrity policy are not acceptable and will not be tolerated. For more information, please visit: http://www.deanofstudents.ucla.edu/students.html ACCOMMODATIONS Any student with a documented visible or non-visible disability should see the Office of Students with Disabilities as soon as possible to arrange for the appropriate accommodations. For more information, please visit: http://www.osd.ucla.edu/index.htm Please note that your instructor will not discuss or offer any accommodations that have not been documented and recommended officially by the University. ISSUES AND CONCERNS You should always speak with your instructor directly with any issues or concerns about this course. If you have an issue that you are unable to resolve with your instructor, please contact the Director of the Language Program, Dr. Juliet Falce-Robinson at jfalce@humnet.ucla.edu or visit Dr. Falce-Robinson during office hours in Rolfe Hall 4333. 4

For information about the lower division language program, Advanced Placement credit, proper placement in a class, and other frequently asked questions please visit: http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/spanport/programs/ldlang.html 5