YASAR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES COURSE SYLLABUS SPANISH I



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YASAR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES COURSE SYLLABUS SPANISH I Course Code : SOFL 041 Course Title : Spanish I Academic Year : 2010-2011 Semester : Winter Course Language : Spanish Course Material : Copas, Jaime; Garcia, Eva; Garmendia, Agustin; Soriano, Carmen; Aula I, Barcelona, Difusion, 2008. Course Hours : To be specified and announced Duration : 15 weeks (3 class hours per week) Credits : 3 + 0 + 3 ECTS : 3 Instructor : Yasemin DEMIR e-mail:yasemin.demir@yasar.edu.tr A) Course Description: The Spanish Language Course consists of basic of grammar, pronunciation, speaking, listening, reading and writing. Students will be introduced to various cultures in which Spanish is spoken. This course is for learners without prior knowledge. B) Objectives: The main course objective is to teach the students to speak the daily Spanish language. The course includes Spanish regional studies. Students that attend this course regularly will able to converse, listen on everyday topics and read on primary level. C) Assessment: Students will take one midterm and one final exam throughout the course. The assessment includes 25 percent of a final exam and 25 percent of a speaking exam at the end of the semester, 30 percent of a midterm exam, and 20 percent attendance and verbal participation in class

20 % Attendance, verbal participation 30 % Midterm exam 25 % Speaking exam (before the final exam the students have to do speaking exam) 25 % Final exam D) Attendance: It is extremely important to attend classes regularly in order to complete this course successfully. Unexcused absences that exceed 12 hours of scheduled class sessions will result in the immediate failure of the course. Students should avoid being late to class, otherwise they will miss class activities and announcements. If students are absent from class, it is their responsibility to find out what happened in class, and be prepared for the following class, including the completion of any homework which may have been assigned. In case of an excused absence, the submission of a legal document to the lecturer is obligatory. E) Classroom Policies: - No food or beverages permitted in class (only water) - All cell phones must be turned off during class. F) Reading list: Kut, İnci; İspanyolca-Türkçe/Türkçe-İspanyolca, Istanbul, Inkılap Yayınevi, 2008. Diccionario de Real Academia Española The teacher reserves the right to adjust course syllabus, policies, rules, and/or grading as necessary. G) Course Outline: Week 1 Nosotros [Sept. 27 Oct. 1] Introduction to the course Review of the syllabus To greet someone, say goodbye Week 2 Nosotros [Oct. 4 Oct. 8] Personal information: ask for the name and name of the country origin Cómo te llamas? Me llamo De dónde eres? Soy de Some Spanish words

Week 3 Nosotros [Oct. 11 Oct. 15] Alphabet Numbers 0-20 Gender Femenino/Masculino (turco/turca) Week 4 Quiero Aprender Español [Oct. 18 Oct. 22] Personal pronouns Yo, tú, él, ella Verb conjugation Ser, tener, llamarse Week 5 Quiero Aprender Español [Oct. 25 Oct. 29] Articles El, la, los, las Verb conjugation Estar, haber Adjectives Un plato tradicional, una ciudad grande Week 6 Quiero Aprender Español [Nov. 1 Nov. 5] Numbers 20-100 Possessive pronouns Mi padre, tu madre Week 7 [Nov. 8 Nov. 12] Review Week 8 [Nov. 22 Nov. 26] Midterm Exam Week 9 Dónde está Santiago? [Nov. 29 Dec.3] To describe people Inteligente, interesante, guapa

Prepositions A, de, con, en Week 10 Dónde está Santiago? [Dec.6 Dec.10] Simple present tense Llego, llegas, llega, llegamos, llegáis, llegan Prepositions Week 11 Dónde está Santiago? [Dec. 13 Dec. 17] To describe cities Barcelona, Madrid, Córdoba hobbies Week 12 Dónde está Santiago? [Dec. 20 Dec. 24] How is your city? Istanbul, Izmir Exercise about simple present tense Week 13 Dónde está Santiago? [Dec. 27 Dec. 31] The verb interesar Para, por, porque Exercise about the verb interesar Week 14 [Jan. 3 Jan. 7] Spanish songs Quiz Listening exam Week 15 [Jan. 10 Jan. 14] Review Quiz Speaking exam Week 16 [Jan. 24 Feb. 4] Final Exam