lhs spanish iii pap course syllabus
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7/31/2019 LHS Spanish III PAP Course Syllabus
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Proficiency Level Description Grade
Advanced
IntermediateHigh (S1)
AdvancedLow(S2)
You add your own ideas, perspective,
and style into what you do. You are
confident and are reaching for the next
level of proficiency.
A
(90%-100%)
Proficient
IntermediateMid (S1)
IntermediateHigh (S2)
You consistently meet the target
proficiency level, and you are ready to
move on.
B
(80%-89%)
Developing
IntermediateLow (S1)
IntermediateMid(S2)
You can meet the target proficiency level
in familiar tasks and situations.
C
(75%-79%)
Emerging
Novice High(S1)
IntermediateLow (S2)
You know what to do to meet the target
proficiency level, but you need extra help.
D
(70%-74%)
Beginning
Novice Mid(S1)
Novice High(S2)
You know what the target proficiency
level is, but you are confused and
probably frustrated. You need some help
to get started!
F
(69%-50%)
No attempt ---You miss opportunities to demonstrate
what you can do because you are often
distracted, not participating, or absent.
F
(50% or
below)
Spanish II Grading Scale
Assignments 30%
Includes: Homework, interpretive work (listening and reading), interpersonal activities (face-to-face speaking)
(songs, music videos, current events, history, geography, people), campanadas (warm-ups), participation,
Expect homework 2-3 times a week.
In-class assignments may or may not be picked up for a grade. Keep in mind that daily practice maj
overall success and performance in the course, and you will be expected to complete all assignmen
Class participation will be graded twice per quarter (see Participation/Communication rubric).
, cultural activities
etc.
rly affects your
s.
Projects and Tests 70%
Includes: Presentational speaking and writing (projects), proficiency progress folder (stamp sheets), ePortfoli
scheduled quizzes, pop quizzes, and unit tests.
Expect about 6 quizzes per quarter, usually administered toward the end of the week. Quizzes mayto improve your grade.
Expect 2 unit tests per quarter. If you earn a D or an F on a unit test, you can take an alternate v
prior to the end of the 3-week grading period to improve your grade.Your retake grade will re
the two scores.
Expect 3 major projects per semester. A project may replace a unit test grade (instead of having a u
work on a project, for example), and will be worth 2 test grades or more.
Your Proficiency Progress folder will be graded once per quarter. Expect more information on how to
proficiency progress in the coming weeks.
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Mid-term (S1) and Final exams (S2) count for 20% of your overall semester grade. Each may include an oral interview
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Classroom Expectations:
Come to class prepared everyday, and be seated
before the tardy bell rings.
Delay all personal conversations during lessons and
lectures.
Expect to contribute to class discussions and
answer questions if called on.
Make every effort to use Spanish in class. You will
be heavily evaluated on your ability to produce thelanguage, so it is best to practice as often as you
can.
Always be respectful and considerate of others
opinions and property.
Always try your best and ask questions if the
material is unclear.
Absences and Make-up Work:
Remember: it is your responsibility to pick up any missed
work in case of an absence.
If you are absent, visit the absent bin to find extra
copies of work completed during that day, if any.
You have five school days (one week) to turn inmissed assignments. After the fifth day, it will be
marked a zero.
If you are in class when a test/quiz is announced
but are absent the day before the test/quiz is
administered, you will be expected to take it on the
scheduled day.
Missed tests/quizzes must be made up before/after
school or during my conference period only.
Late Work:
Forgot to do your homework? Its due before the tardy
bell rings, not during class time.
Homework given at the end of a class period mustbe turned into the assignment tray before the tardy
bell rings the following day (unless specified
otherwise). If it is not turned in before the tardy bell
rings, it is considered late.
Late homework is accepted with a 10% grade
reduction on each day the assignment is not
submitted.You have 5 total days to turn in late
homework. After the fifth day, it will be marked a
zero.
Late projects are accepted for up to 80% of the
possible points if turned in five days after due date.
If your project is received after the five day grace
period, the most you may earn is 60% of the
possible points.
Turning In Work:
All assignments must be completed in dark blue ink, black
ink or pencil on intact, clean-edge, loose-leaf paper only.
Do not use colorful ink pens (pink, lime green,
purple, etc.) or colored pencils/markers to complete
homework or assignments.Your work will not be
graded.You may use such pens to write your own
notes (not to be turned in) or as checking pens.
Do not turn in torn paper. Your work will not be
graded.
Dress Code, Electronic Devices, and Food:
You will be expected to abide by all district- and campus-
wide procedures relating to dress code, lateness, electronic
devices, food in the classroom, etc., as stated in theStudent Handbook/Code of Conduct.
You are late to class if you are not in your assigned
seat before the tardy bell r ings. Three tardies equal
one absence. With three absences, you cannot
exempt your mid-term or final exams.
Excessive tardies will result in a parent phone call
and/or office referral.
Mobile or electronic devices will be confiscated if
seen or heard. Failure to comply will result in an
office referral.
Outside food or drink, with the exception of bottled
water, is not allowed in the classroom unless
otherwise specified. Finish your snacks before youenter the classroom. Failure to comply will result in
an office referral.
Bathroom and Office Visits:
Take care of personal needs before coming to class. In the
event that you need to leave the classroom,
Do not make a class announcement during a
lecture. I will ignore you. Wait until the appropriate
time to ask.
You will need to use up an emergency pass.
I need to sign your planner. Nota friends planner.
Academic Integrity:I want to see your ability to use Spanish, not the work of an
online translator, of a friend, or of a native speaker.
Working together that leads to duplicate work will
receive a zero.
Use of an online translator is very easy to identify.
Just dont do it.
Plagiarism (passing off someone elses work as your
own) is also very easy to identify. Dont do it!
Cheating of any kind will not be tolerated and can
result in a zero that cant be made up, a phone call
to parents, and/or an office referral.
Questions and Extra Help:
Always ask questions if material is unclear to you!
Morning and afternoon tutorials are held 3-4 times a
week if you need extra help. Please sign up at my
desk so that I will not forget.
Find me in between classes, e-mail me at
[email protected] or message me on
Edmodo if you have any questions or concerns. I
promise to reply quickly!
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Syllabus Agreement and Technology Use: A Letter to Students, Parents and Guardians
Dear LHS family,
Welcome to Srta. Barragns Spanish class! This year, we will be utilizing an amazing variety of resources, both digital and in
print, to ensure that foreign language learning at LHS is both meaningful AND fun! Whether it be through art, music, film,
literature, or web-based technology tools, I am 100% committed to work our 21st century skills in developing and refining our
Spanish-language skills.
In an effort to make our use of technology as transparent as possible, listed below is an overview of some of tools we may
utilize in class. Parents, please read the descriptions and indicate with your initials whether or not your child may
participate.
Class notes, handouts, and announcements will be made available through our class Edmodo and on my
professional website (http://senoritabarragan.com/), both of which are accessible by students and parents.
Throughout the school year, I may feature photos, videos, or work of individual students (identified by first name only) or
student group activities on either of those platforms. If you prefer that I not publish your childs photo, video/audio recordings,
or school work, please let me know. You may e-mail me at [email protected].
If you have any questions regarding the course or information listed on this syllabus, please feel free to call, come by, or e-
mail. My conference hours are 1:15pm-2:00pm, Monday through Thursday. If you would like to know your childs class
average, please e-mail or visit Skyward Family Access. Im looking forward to a fantastic new year at LHS, and promise to doeverything I can to help my students reach success. GO LIONS!
Sincerely,
Crystal Barragn
Spanish Teacher
Lockhart High School
512-398-0436 (LHS)
512-348-6313 (Google number)
Edmodo provides teachers,
students, and parents a secure place
to connect and collaborate, sharecontent and educational applications,
and access homework, grades, class
discussions and notifications.
How it will be used in Spanish class?
Students can ask questions, view
assignments and notes, and use
Spanish in a fun and familiar setting.
Google Voice provides students a
secure and easy-to-use way of
submitting oral responses through avirtual voicemail box.
How it will be used in Spanish class?
Students call a virtual Google number
to read a paragraph or speak
sentences, allowing for an effective
and individualized way of identifying a
students level of proficiency or areas
of needed improvement.
(PRE-AP ONLY)Edublogs is an
easy, safe, reliable, and feature-rich
blogging platform tailored for studentuse in the classroom.
How it will be used in Spanish class?
Pre-AP students will be responsible
for the creation and upkeep of a
course ePortfolio. Students will be
given class time to update their
blogs in Spanish every week.
My child may participate
My child may not participate
My child may participate
My child may not participate
My child may participate
My child may not participate
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Student Agreement:Read the statements below. Write your initial next to each of the statements, and then sign and print your name.
I have read and understood the Spanish III Pre-AP course policies, procedures, and expectations. I
understand that:
1. My grade will reflect how close I am to reaching my proficiency goal for the given grading period;
2. I will ask questions and always correct my mistakes;
3. I must abide by all campus rules;
4. I will be expected to show off my awesome Spanish skills every single day!
Student questions, comments, or concerns:
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Parent Agreement:Read the statements below. Write your initial next to each of the statements, and then sign and print your name.
I have read and understood the course policies and procedures:
1. I am aware of the expectations on the student for this course;
2. I understand that I may contact the instructor or access Skyward to view my childs grades.
Parent questions, comments, or concerns:
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
RETURN THIS PAGE for a grade NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, AUGUST 31st, 2012.
(student signature) (printed name)
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Student(lastname,firstname):
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