In addition, Level II students begin to read foreign literature to promote language acquisition and familiarity with foreign cultures. In these courses, students are able to refine and apply the knowledge acquired in the first two years. They make oral presentations, lead class discussions, and engage in exercises that emphasize the acquisition and use of language. Students also read challenging literary works and write fully developed essays. These are courses available to those who have fulfilled their foreign language requirement.
Students engage in a rigorous study of grammar, composition, literature, and culture.
They participate in class discussions, make frequent oral presentations, read advanced literary works, and write comprehensive essays. These courses involve sophisticated work in reading, writing, speaking, and listening in preparation for the Advanced Placement exam. These courses follow the standard Advanced Placement syllabi in literature prepared by the College Board. The novel is read in its entirety, along with several works of literary criticism. Back to the top Nick Ashby , French B.A., La Sainte Union College PGCE, Thames Polytechnic, Gamet College Jeffrey Barton , English, Spanish, Art History, Department Chair B.A., Univ. of Calif., Berkeley M.A., Princeton University Steven Gauntt , Ph.D., Spanish B.A. Univ. of Texas, Austin M.A., Ph.D., Univ.