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World Languages Department Philosophy and Courses:
Philosophy:
Recognizing the need for a sensitive, multilingual citizenry, the members of the Foreign Language Department believe that the opportunity to learn a second language should be made available to all students. Through the study of foreign languages, students are aided in the development of their reasoning powers in a way unique to this discipline. Furthermore, such study leads to the broadening of interests and appreciation of the diversity of peoples and cultures. Knowledge of foreign languages and cultures enables students to improve and enrich their understanding of their own environment, as well as the larger world community, ultimately contributing to better international understanding.
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French Courses |
English as a Second Language / Bilingual Courses |
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French 1 |
ESL 1- Conversation; Literacy, Content Reading 1 |
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French 2 |
ESL 2, Content Reading 2 |
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French 3 |
ESL 3, Content Reading 3 |
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AP French Language (French 4) |
ESL Transitions, Content Reading Transitions |
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The French courses use Discovering French Nouveau |
ESL Resource |
German Courses:
German 1
German 2 Bilingual / ESL Introduction to Social Sciences
German 3 Bilingual / ESL World History
AP German Language (German 4) ESL U.S History
German courses use Deustch Aktuell
Spanish Courses: Bilingual / ESL Health
ESL Biology
Spanish 1 ESL Study Skills
Spanish 2 ESL Consumer Education
Spanish 3
Spanish 4
AP Spanish Language Bilingual / ESL Algebra pt. 1
Spansh textbook: Expresate 1-3 ESL Algebra pt 2
AP textbook: Nuevas Vistas ESL Geometry
Spanish for Native Speakers:
Spanish for Spanish Speakers 2
Spanish for Spanish Speakers 1