Some emphasis is placed on teaching the students to be able to learn more Ojibwa outside of the classroom, by talking and using the language with native speakers. 401 is prerequisite to 402. Linguistics 402 is offered Winter, 1983. This course is the second half of the two sequential Intermediate Thai courses. It is designed to increase students' speaking, listening, reading, and writing abilities, as well as vocabulary expansion.
Students practice pronunciation and conversation as well as read and write short paragraphs.
Four hours of language lab are recommended. Evaluations are based on observations of students' progress, midterm, and final. Linguistics 404 is offered Winter, 1983. This course will concentrate on intensive reading, beginning writing and two-person conversation. Evaluation will be based on short papers, a final exam and class participation.