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What is the focus of the Spanish class?
What is the focus of the Spanish class?
Application of language skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
Which topics will be covered in the Spanish class? (Select all that apply)
Which topics will be covered in the Spanish class? (Select all that apply)
Students are allowed to leave the classroom without asking for permission.
Students are allowed to leave the classroom without asking for permission.
False
What is required for students to bring to class?
What is required for students to bring to class?
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Match the tardy consequences with the appropriate number of tardies:
Match the tardy consequences with the appropriate number of tardies:
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For each day absent, you will have ___ school days to make up work.
For each day absent, you will have ___ school days to make up work.
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What percentage of a grade is based on summative assessments?
What percentage of a grade is based on summative assessments?
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Cell phones are allowed during direct instruction.
Cell phones are allowed during direct instruction.
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Study Notes
Class Overview
- Continuation of Spanish I, focusing on language skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
- New vocabulary and grammar will be learned for interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational contexts.
- Exploration of Spanish-speaking cultures, including traditions, music, sports, and historical figures.
Class Topics
- Self and peer introductions (names, physical and personality descriptions).
- Activities during and after school.
- Study of Hispanic culture and traditions.
- Vocabulary related to clothing and personal grooming.
- Discussion on various professions.
- Exploration of food and travel vocabulary.
Required Materials
- Pen, pencil, and charged Chromebook or headphones.
Classroom Procedures
- Review agenda and start warm-up activities within the first 5 minutes of class.
- Request permission to leave the classroom in Spanish; restricted during first and last ten minutes of class.
- Keep personal electronics out of sight; responsibility for learning and respect for classmates and teacher is essential.
- Maintain cleanliness in the workspace before dismissal.
Tardy Policy
- Tardy students must sign in to avoid being marked absent; entering class over 15 minutes late results in absence.
- Specific consequences follow repeated tardiness (e.g., classroom referral, parental notification, detention, in-school suspension).
Cell Phone Policy
- Phones are prohibited during direct instruction unless authorized.
- Offenses escalate from warnings to collection of the device, with fines and parental contact for repeat violations.
Email Communication
- Proper etiquette is crucial: detailed subject line, courteous greeting, and a signature with name and class period.
- Responses to emails will be made within 24 hours.
Grading System
- 60% of the grade based on summative assessments (tests, projects, etc.).
- 40% based on formative assessments (class discussions, daily practice, quizzes).
- Make-up work policy allows two days for every day absent.
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Description
This quiz covers the key topics and skills in Spanish II, emphasizing reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Students will learn new vocabulary and grammar while exploring Spanish-speaking cultures, including traditions and foods.
