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Spanish 003 Syllabus Spring 2016 Class grading scale, assessment categories and percentages can be found in the Spanish 2 & 3 policies document. It is your responsibility to read and understand the course policies that can be found on the SBLP website: http://sip.la.psu.edu/blp/courses/syllabi-and-policies. Each section of SPAN 003 will cover the same topics on the dates listed on this syllabus; individual activities may vary by instructor. The pages indicated correspond to the Mosaicos textbook. If you cannot attend a class, regardless of the reason for your absence, you will be responsible for contacting other classmates to obtain any missed information. If you need further clarification, schedule an appointment with your instructor to answer any specific questions you may have. Online assignments should be completed on ANGEL or MySpanishLab, as indicated in this document. They are due on Sundays at 11:59 p.m., unless indicated otherwise in this document. Technical problems are not an excuse for not completing these assignments. Plan accordingly. If you have any questions about the content of the assignments, please email your instructor. If you do not receive a response from your instructor within 48 hours (Mon - Fri) or 72 hours (weekends), email the administrative supervisor, Borja Gutiérrez, at bxg207@psu.edu. If you experience technical difficulties with MySpanishLab or ANGEL, please fill out the help form at http://sip.la.psu.edu/blp/tech-support/helpform. There will be three writing assignments (escrituras). They must be a minimum of 85 words long. Each escritura will have a first version and a final version. The first versions will be written in class on the dates indicated in this document. When writing in-class escrituras, you will not be allowed to use any electronic devices, but you can use your textbook, notes and a traditional (paper) dictionary. You may not copy sentences from your textbook or elsewhere. All versions of your escrituras must be produced by you. They may NOT be written, corrected, or edited by someone other than you. Doing so will be considered plagiarism and you will receive a 0 (zero) grade on the assignment (first and final versions) and it will be reported to the College of Liberal Arts. The final version is a rewrite of the first version, following the instructor s comments. They are due at the beginning of class on the days specified in this document. They must be typed with Arial 12 font, double-spaced, 1 margins and printed out. If the final version is not typed, there will be a 0.5-point deduction in the assignment grade. See the policies for more information on escrituras. Each version of the escrituras will be returned to you corrected and graded one week after you turn it in. If you experience delays in receiving corrected escrituras, please contact the administrative supervisor, Borja Gutiérrez, at bxg207@psu.edu. There will be four closed-book exams in this course. Exams 1, 2, and 3 will take place at the Testing Center (http://www.testing.psu.edu) on the dates specified below. The Testing Center will email you instructions regarding how to sign up for a time slot. These exams will include five sections: listening comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and a 75-word essay. You will have 90 minutes to complete these exams. You must take your Penn State ID and your own earphones. The Testing Center will provide you with a piece of bar-coded paper to use during the exam. You must SCAN and RETURN the entire sheet of paper before leaving the Testing Center. Failure to do so will result in an F for your final course grade. Exam 1: In week 5, Tuesday, February 9 th through Friday, February 12 th Exam 2: In week 9, Tuesday, March 15 th through Friday, March 18 th Exam 3: In week 14, Tuesday, April 19 th through Friday, April 22 nd The fourth exam is the Oral Exam, and will take place in week 15. See the policies for more information regarding this exam. University Important Dates: For the deadlines for Drop, Add, Late Drop, and Withdrawal, see the university s academic calendar:http://registrar.psu.edu/academic_calendar/calendar_index.cfm

Spanish 3 Important Dates: Diagnostic Exam (optional for students who wish to see if they can move up a level): Testing Center: 104 Pollock Building, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Wed 1/13, Thu 1/14, Fri 1/15, and Tue 1/19 Drop deadline: Wednesday, January 20 th Add deadline: Thursday January 21 st, at 8:00 a.m. Late-drop deadline: Friday, April 8 th Withdrawal deadline: Friday, April 29 th Note: The first three weeks of the semester are dedicated to review grammar from Spanish 2. The complete text for Spanish 3 begins with Chapter 10. Semana 1: Del 11 al 17 de enero Online Assignments Span 2 Review 9.3: Opens January 11 th, due by January 31 st (3 weeks). Online Assignments Span 2 Review 9.3 must be completed on ANGEL, but you will not be able to start doing them until you have done the following, in this order: 1. Fill out the Diagnostic Questionnaire. 2. Take the Quiz about course policies and syllabus and score 100% 3. Read and sign the Academic Integrity Form. Once you have completed the above activities, the system will unlock your 9.3 online assignments: Online Assignments Span 2 Review 9.3 9.3.1 Verb gustar and similar verbs 9.3.2 Present tense and reflexive verbs 9.3.3 Ir + a + infinitive 9.3.4 Preterit 9.3.5 Imperfect 9.3.6 Preterit vs. Imperfect 9.3.7 Formal commands In-Class Mon 1/11 In-Class Wed 1/13 Introducción al curso (15 min) Goal: To get to know your classmates and to share basic information about yourself. Repaso del presente de los verbos regulares (grammar): pp. R5-R7 y de los pronombres interrogativos (grammar): pp. R12 (presentación). 9.3.1 Repaso del verbo gustar y verbos como gustar (grammar): pp. R56-R57 (presentación). 9.3.2 Repaso de actividades diarias y habituales, presente de indicativo y los verbos reflexivos: pp. R5-R8, R11, R16-R17, R24-R26, R 27, R32-R33, R37-R39 (presentación). Semana 2: Del 18 al 24 de enero Online Assignments Span 2 Review 9.3 (See Semana 1): Due by January 31 st. In-Class Mon 1/18 In-Class Wed 1/20 No classes- Martin Luther King Day 9.3.4 Repaso del pretérito: pp. R51-R53, R58-R63 (presentación). 9.3.5 Repaso del imperfecto del indicativo: Page 2 of 8

pp. R68-R70 (presentación). Semana 3: Del 25 al 31 de enero Online Assignments 10.1 open January 25 th on MySpanishLab (MSL); both 9.3 (on ANGEL) and 10.1 (on MSL) due by January 31 st. Starting with 10.1, all your online assignments must be completed on MySpanishLab. 10.1.1 Vocabulary: Los productos and En el supermercado 10.1.2 Vocabulary: La mesa 10.1.3 Grammar: Informal commands 10.1.4 Grammar: Se + Verb 10.1.5 Pronunciation 10.1.6 Listening 10.1.7 Reading In-Class Mon 1/25 In-Class Wed 1/27 9.3.6 Repaso del pretérito y el imperfecto de indicativo: pp. R71-R72, R83-R84, 82 (presentación). 9.3.7 Repaso de los mandatos formales: pp. R85-R86 (presentación). Introduction to 10.1 (5 min) Grammar: Se+verb constructions (pp. 12-13), informal commands (pp. 16-17). Vocabulary: Los productos y las recetas (p. 4), en el supermercado (pp. 6-7), la mesa (p. 9). 9.3.3 Repaso del futuro perifrástico: ir + a + infinitivo: p. R27 (presentación). In-class escritura 1 based on 9.3 85 words (30 min) Your instructor will provide the topic in class this day. English words and proper nouns do not count towards the 85-word minimum. Semana 4: Del 1 al 7 de febrero MSL Online Assignments 11.1 open February 1 st, due by February 7 th. 11.1.1 Vocabulary: Las partes del cuerpo 11.1.2 Vocabulary: Médicos, farmacias y hospitales and La salud 11.1.3 Grammar: Introduction to the present subjunctive 11.1.4 Listening 11.1.5 Reading In-Class Mon 2/1 In-Class Wed 2/3 10.1.1 Vocabulary: Los productos and En el supermercado: pp. 4-8. 10.1.4 Grammar: Se + verb: pp. 12-14. Review of MSL 10.1.1 and 10.1.4 (5 min) LECCIÓN 11 Goals: Discuss health and medical treatments. Talk about the body. Express emotions, opinions, expectations, and wishes. Introduction to 11.1 (5 min) Grammar: Introduction to the present subjunctive (pp. 40-42). 10.1.2 Vocabulary: La mesa: pp. 9-10. 10.1.3 Grammar: Informal commands: pp. 16-19. Review of MSL 10.1.2 and 10.1.3 (5 min) Instructor gives back escritura 1 Page 3 of 8

Vocabulary: Médicos, farmacias y hospitales (p. 32), las partes del cuerpo (p. 34), la salud (p. 36). Semana 5: Del 8 al 14 de febrero MSL Online Assignments 11.2 open February 8 th, due by February 14 th. 11.2.1 Grammar: The subjunctive with expressions of emotions 11.2.2 Grammar: Uses of por and para 11.2.3 Pronunciation 11.2.4 Listening 11.2.5 Reading Exam 1 at the Testing Center: Tue 2/9 Fri 2/12; Based on Span 2 Review (9.3) and Lesson 10 Please schedule your exam promptly at https://clc.its.psu.edu/etesting/students/ In-Class Mon 2/8 In-Class Wed 2/10 Review for Exam 1 Introduction to 11.2 (5 min) Grammar: The subjunctive with expressions of emotions (p. 46). Uses of por and para (pp. 48-49). 11.1.1 Vocabulary: Médicos, farmacias y hospitales and La salud: pp. 32-32, 36-37. 11.1.2 Vocabulary: Las partes del cuerpo: pp. 34-35. 11.1.3 Grammar: Introduction to the present subjunctive: pp. 40-45. Review of MSL 11.1.1, 11.1.2 and 11.1.3 (5 min) No escritura this week Semana 6: Del 15 al 21 de febrero MSL Online Assignments 12.1 open February 15 th, due by February 21 st. 12.1.1 Vocabulary: Los viajes y los medios de transporte 12.1.2 Vocabulary: El alojamiento y las reservaciones 12.1.3 Grammar: Affirmative and negative expressions 12.1.4 Pronunciation 12.1.5 Listening 12.1.6 Reading Escritura 1 - FINAL VERSION (typed) due in class this Wednesday 2/17. You must turn in the first version with the final version in order to receive credit for your assignment, otherwise your grade for the final version will be zero. In-Class Mon 2/15 In-Class Wed 2/17 11.2.1 Grammar: The subjunctive with expressions of emotions: pp. 46-47. Review of MSL 11.2.1 (5 min) LECCIÓN 12 Goal: Talk about travel arrangements, hotel, and reservations, express affirmation and negation, talk about the recent past and the future. Introduction to 12.1 (5 min) Grammar: Affirmative and negative expressions (pp. 70-71). Vocabulary: Los viajes y los medios de transporte (pp. 64-65, 67), el alojamiento y las 11.2.2 Grammar: Uses of por and para: pp. 48-51. Review of MSL 11.2.2 (5 min) Rewrite escritura 1 Page 4 of 8

reservaciones (p. 68). Semana 7: Del 22 al 28 de febrero MSL Online Assignments 12.2 open February 22 nd, due by February 28 th. 12.2.1 Grammar: Present perfect and participles used as adjectives 12.2.2 Grammar: The future tense 12.2.3 Listening 12.2.4 Reading In-Class Mon 2/22 In-Class Wed 2/24 12.1.1 Vocabulary: Los viajes y los medios de transporte: pp. 64-67. 12.1.2 Vocabulary: El alojamiento y las reservaciones: p. 68. 12.1.3 Grammar: Affirmative and negative expressions: pp. 70-72. Review of MSL 12.1.1, 12.1.2 and 12.1.3 (5 min) Introduction to 12.2 (5 min) Grammar: Present perfect and participles used as adjectives (pp. 74-76), the future tense (pp. 78-79). Review affirmative and negative expressions In-class escritura 2 based on 11.1, 11.2, and 12.1: 85 words (30 min) Your instructor will provide the topic in class this day. English words and proper nouns do not count towards the 85-word minimum. Semana 8: Del 29 de febrero al 6 de marzo MSL Online Assignments 13.1 open February 29 th, due by March 13 th. 13.1.1 Vocabulary: Las artes y las letras: La literatura y el cine. La pintura y el arte. La música y la cultura popular 13.1.2 Grammar: The subjunctive with verbs and expressions of doubt 13.1.3 Pronunciation 13.1.4 Listening 13.1.5 Reading In-Class Mon 2/29 In-Class Wed 3/2 12.2.1 Grammar: Present perfect and participles used as adjectives: pp. 74-77. Review of MSL 12.2.1 (5 min) LECCIÓN 13 Goal: Talk about art and culture. Express doubt and uncertainty. Hypothesize about the future. Describe states and conditions and talk about the past from a past perspective Introduction to 13.1 (5 min) Grammar: The subjunctive with verbs and expressions of doubt (pp. 106-107). Vocabulary: Las artes y las letras: la literatura y el cine (pp. 96-99), la pintura y el arte (p. 101), la música y la cultura popular (p. 103). 12.2.2 Grammar: The future tense: pp. 78-81. Review of MSL 12.2.2 (5 min) Instructor gives back escritura 2 Page 5 of 8

Spring Break: Del 7 al 13 de marzo Semana 9: Del 14 al 20 de marzo MSL Online Assignments 13.2 open March 14 th, due by March 20 th. 13.2.1 Grammar: The conditional 13.2.2 Grammar: Reciprocal verbs and pronouns 13.2.3 Listening 13.2.4 Reading Exam 2 at the Testing Center: Tue 3/15 - Fri 3/18; Based on Lessons 11 and 12 Please schedule your exam promptly at https://clc.its.psu.edu/etesting/students/ In-Class Mon 3/14 In-Class Wed 3/16 Review for Exam 2 Introduction to 13.2 (5 min) Grammar: The conditional (pp: 110-111), reciprocal verbs and pronouns (p. 114). 13.1.1 Vocabulary: Las artes y las letras: La literatura y el cine. La pintura y el arte. La música y la cultura popular: pp. 96-100, 101-102, 103-104. 13.1.2 Grammar: The subjunctive with verbs and expressions of doubt: pp. 106-109. Review of MSL 13.1.1 and 13.1.2 (5 min) No escritura this week Semana 10: Del 21 al 27 de marzo MSL Online Assignments 13.3 open March 21 st, due by March 27 th. 13.3.1 Vocabulary review: Las artes y las letras: La literatura y el cine. La pintura y el arte. La música y la cultura popular 13.3.2 Grammar: The past perfect 13.3.3 Pronunciation 13.3.4 Listening 13.3.5 Reading Escritura 2 - FINAL VERSION (typed) due in class this Wednesday 3/23. You must turn in the first version with the final version in order to receive credit for your assignment, otherwise your grade for the final version will be zero. In-Class Mon 3/21 In-Class Wed 3/23 13.2.1 Grammar: The conditional: pp. 110-113. Review of MSL 13.2.1 (5 min) Introduction to 13.3 (5 min) Grammar: The past perfect (p.117). Vocabulary (review): Las artes y las letras: la literatura y el cine (pp. 96-99), la pintura y el arte (p. 101), la música y la cultura popular (p. 103). 13.2.2 Grammar: Reciprocal verbs and pronouns: pp. 114-116. Review of MSL 13.2.2 (5 min) Rewrite escritura 2 Page 6 of 8

Semana 11: Del 28 de marzo al 3 de abril MSL Online Assignments 14.1 open March 28 th, due by April 3 rd. 14.1.1 Vocabulary: La conservación del medio ambiente and La ciencia y la tecnología en el mundo de hoy 14.1.2 Vocabulary: Otros retos del futuro 14.1.3 Grammar: Imperfect subjunctive 14.1.4 Listening 14.1.5 Reading In-Class Mon 3/28 In-Class Wed 3/30 13.3.2 Grammar: The past perfect: pp. 117-119. Review of MSL 13.3.2 (5 min) LECCIÓN 14 Goal: Talk about the environment and advances in science and technology. Express wishes and recommendations in the past. Hypothesize about the present and the future. Introduction to 14.1 (5 min) Grammar: Imperfect subjunctive (pp. 140-141). Vocabulary: La ciencia y la tecnología en el mundo de hoy (p. 132), la conservación del medio ambiente (p. 134), otros retos del futuro (pp. 136-137). Brief Grammar review / Cultural Day (15 min) (Your instructor will create a presentation for the Cultural Day section) In-class Escritura 3 based on 13.1, 13.2 and 13.3 85 words (30 min) Your instructor will provide the topic in class this day. English words and proper nouns do not count towards the 85-word minimum. Semana 12: Del 4 al 10 de abril MSL Online Assignments 14.2 open April 4 th, due by April 10 th. 14.2.1 Grammar: Review: The present tense, the future tense, and the conditional 14.2.2 Grammar: If-clauses 14.2.3 Pronunciation 14.2.4 Listening 14.2.5 Reading In-Class Mon 4/4 In-Class Wed 4/6 14.1.1 Vocabulary: La conservación del medio ambiente and La ciencia y la tecnología en el mundo de hoy: pp. 132-133, 134-135. 14.1.2 Vocabulary: Otros retos del futuro: pp. 136-138. Review of MSL 14.1.1 and 14.1.2 (5 min) Introduction to 14.2 (5 min) Grammar: the present tense (pp. R5-R8, R11, R16-R17, R24-R26, R 27, R32-R33), the future tense (pp. 78-79) and the conditional (pp. 110-111) (review); if-clauses (pp. 140-141). 14.1.3 Grammar: Imperfect subjunctive: pp. 140-143. Review of MSL 14.1.3 (5 min) Instructor gives back escritura 3 Page 7 of 8

Semana 13: Del 11 al 17 de abril No Online Homework Escritura 3 - FINAL VERSION (typed) due in class this Wednesday 4/13. You must turn in the first version with the final version in order to receive credit for your assignment, otherwise your grade for the final version will be zero. In-Class Mon 4/11 In-Class Wed 4/13 14.2.2 If-clauses: pp. 144-146. Review of MSL (5 min) Review If-clauses Oral exam: Presentation and sign up Rewrite escritura 3 Semana 14: Del 18 al 24 de abril No Online Homework Exam 3 at the Testing Center: Tue 4/19 Fri 4/22; Based on Lessons 13 and 14 Please schedule your exam promptly at https://clc.its.psu.edu/etesting/students/ In-Class Mon 4/18 In-Class Wed 4/20 Review for Exam 3 Cultural Day (Instructors will create their own presentation for the Cultural Day). Practice for the Oral Exam. Please remember to fill out the SRTE on ANGEL. No escritura this week Semana 15: Del 25 al 29 de abril No Online Homework In-Class Mon 4/25 In-Class Wed 4/27 ORAL EXAM ORAL EXAM Page 8 of 8