“Español para Nosotros”
Esta clase es para estudiantes que hablan español en sus casas. Es un curso para hispanohablantes que necesitan su crédito de español uno.
En la clase cubrimos gramática, literatura y cultura. Nuestros países son muy diversos y llenos de cultura interesante.
Nos reunimos los días “A” en segundo bloque. La clase dura noventa minutos.
Si tienen alguna pregunta o quieren reunirse conmigo, por favor, llámenme al teléfono: 904-739-5212 extensión 270.
Mi correo electrónico es: gonzalezm4@duvalschools.org
Espero poderlos conocer algún día,
Sra. González
February 2008
I am no longer teaching Spanish One, Mrs. Emily Gibson is the teacher. I have enjoyed teaching your student Spanish One! I hope they will continue studying a foreign language.
December 10, 2007
We are almost done with the first half of Spanish One!
When we return on January 3, 2008 we will continue with lesson 3A. Your student has been provided with a current progress report before the break. They were allowed to make up any work or test that they had missed. Extra credit opportunities were given in class. Some students took advantage of this and brought up their grade. We will have a test the last week of school in December.
Feliz Navidad!
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email me: gonzalezm4@dreamsbeginhere.org
I am no longer teaching Spanish One, Mrs. Emily Gibson is the teacher. I have enjoyed teaching your student Spanish One! I hope they will continue studying a foreign language.
August 20, 2007
Syllabus
Sra. Marisa Arnaiz González
Spanish One and Spanish for Native Speakers One
Welcome to Español!!!!!!
I want each of you to be successful and to enjoy learning Spanish. To give every student the opportunity for success, we need to create a good learning environment. These are some guidelines so that we can have a successful, enjoyable year together.
I. BE RESPECTFUL of yourself and others
A. Speak only when teacher asks you to speak, either as a group or as an individual.
B. We are all learning. Be respectful of one another’s learning pace.
C. Keep unkind comments to yourself.
D. Use appropriate language
E. Take responsibility for yourself and be accountable for your behavior.
F. DO YOUR OWN WORK
II. BE PUNCTUAL, PREPARED and FOCUSED
A. Punctual=on time. Be in your seat with your ID on and ready to go when the bell rings. Begin your warm up as soon as the bell rings.
B. Prepared: When you come to class you should have your Spanish textbook, folder and writing utensils.
C. Focused: Show willingness to learn. Participate!!
D. When you are absent, YOU are responsible for asking me for make-up work. YOU are responsible for getting notes from someone in the class.
III. Follow Englewood’s CODE OF CONDUCT
A. School rules apply in the Spanish classroom
B. Students should wear ID’s at ALL times
IV. Keep your area clean
A. We are sharing this room with other students and another teacher. Show them respect by picking up after yourself.
B. NO food or drinks with be allowed in class, this is not only my policy, but Englewood’s policy
MATERIALS
• DUO-TANG FOLDERS (you may want to purchase several) or
•BINDER
•PENS
☺PAPER (make sure to get several packs)
GRADES
Grades are earned through a straight point value. Each assignment is assigned a point value. At the end of a given grading period all points are added up and divided by the total point value.
MAKE-UP WORK
I will NOT allow make up work without an EXCUSED ABSENCE. If you do not have an excused absence, you will be given half credit.
ABSENCES
It is very hard to learn a foreign language if you are not in school. Limit absences to emergencies only. Get all information when you get back. Table of contents will be in the front of the classroom at the podium.
DON’T FORGET… HAVE FUN!!!!!! Learning a new language is always fun and exciting.
Do not hesitate to call or email me if you have any concerns.
739-5212 ext 219
gonzalezm4@dreamsbeginhere.org
I have read the syllabus and understand all the rules and expectations. I will do my best everyday.
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