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1. Adhere to deadlines
2. Email questions ASAP
3. Fully participate

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1. Active Participation: raise hand, listen to others, try to respond, take risks
2. Respect everyone and everything in the room
3. Be Kind

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Please click here to digitally sign that you have read, discussed, and understand the WHS German Courses' Syllabus.

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WHS German Course Syllabus Student Signature

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You are responsible for your learning. Please digitally sign that you have read, discussed, and understand the WHS German Courses' Syllabus.

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This course introduces the students to common vocabulary words and expressions in everyday situations, for example, how to introduce and describe themselves, and to talk about school, their families and their hobbies. Students learn basic sentence structure for expressing themselves in the present tense and begin learning about the culture.

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This course is a continuation of the basic language skills presented in level 1. The students expand their knowledge so that they can express themselves in past tense and in more situations. More cultural information is included.

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This course completes the basic instruction of the language and transitions students into the intermediate phase of language learning. The students expand their range of expression beyond the simple present and past tense and beyond common familiar situations. They begin to explore a little of the history, art and literature of their target language.

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This class emphasizes the development of a functional proficiency in the four basic language skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing. It stresses practical communication, comprehension, pronunciation, fluency, and Credit: 1.0 cultural awareness and includes workbook and lab activities.

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Email: lindsey.schulz@weldre4.org

Google voice: 970.680.3868 (8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, texting only)

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My name is Frau Schulz. This is my ninth year at Windsor High School and my 19th year teaching. I am very excited to share my love for the German language and culture and I am looking forward to getting to know more of the Wonderful Wizards of Windsor!

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Schedule and Contact Information Fall 2021

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You earn your grade. It is not given to you. You will be provided with every possible opportunity to earn the best grade on everything we do. If you want to improve something, redo an assignment, or show more effort; you will be rewarded. Not only will you earn a better grade, but you might even improve your language ability.

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Do not treat this policy as your personal late work opportunity. Late work will earn fewer points, incomplete work will earn zero points. What is the point of not doing the work? The whole reason for all class work is to help you be able to communicate in German.

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Each unit will have a final due date. All work (redos, test retakes, etc.) are due by that date: at which point unit grades are final. Each quarter and semester will also have a final due date.

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This year is a bit different from others. As this semester is only eight weeks, I will accept late work until December 18th. There will be a points deduction.
Late means work which is not done or incomplete at the beginning of the block. Incomplete work is late and will earn zero points until completed. Late is better than incomplete!

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In addition to all school rules, you are expected to follow these language-specific classroom expectations to facilitate language development.

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Homework questions, due date questions, content questions, personal problems, etc. = Email or Text!

Everyone has great days and everyone has bad days. I cannot always determine which type of day you are having. Good days mean you feel good, you are ready to learn and work, and you help others. Bad days can make all of those things very difficult. Communicate when you are struggling, having a bad day, or need something from me or the class.

You are allowed to struggle, to need a break, or have a bad day. Communicate your needs and we will work really well together. Asking for help is tough, but vital.

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Donations requested:
German I: packs of copy paper
German 2: 1 multi-pack or 5 single stacks of Post it! notes
German 3/4: box(es) of colored pencils
In addition, if you can help with providing tissues for use in the classroom, it would be greatly appreciated. Danke!

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These supplies are to remain in your possession and are NOT to be shared. There are limited classroom shared/ community supplies.

Course specific:
German folder (pockets)
German notebook (composition style required)

General for all courses but should be with you daily:
headphones/ earbuds
writing utensils
markers
highlighters
color pencils
tape
glue stick
scissors
loose-leaf paper
sticky-notes
sanitizing wipes

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Quizlet
LEO
DuoLingo
DuoLingo Schools

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-WHS Google Account must be maintained

-Specific folders, shortcuts, and settings are required for this class

-Check email frequently

-Adhere to all WHS and WeldRE4 technology policies