They learn to write well-planned compositions on a variety of subjects. Students participate regularly in discussions on various topics, continue to review vocabulary used in everyday situations, and study intricate grammatical structures necessary for the AP exam. This course is intended for students prevented by schedule conflicts from enrolling in regular French classes. Please refer to the appropriate course description for the equivalent level. This course presents an introduction to German sounds, intonation, structure, and culture.
Primary emphasis is placed on listening comprehension and conversation in controlled situations.
Reading and writing are also important aspects, especially for reinforcing learned material. A basic knowledge of geography, cross-cultural differences, and current events is introduced. This course is a continuation of German 1. Conversation and development of listening comprehension continues to be emphasized. Knowledge of structural concepts and vocabulary should be increased to enable greater fluency in the language.