FREN 3060-001 French Conversation (Nowalski

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French 3060 FRENCH CONVERSATION
&
French 4060 ADV FRENCH CONVERSATION
FREN 3060 Spring 2015 Section 001-CRN#15195 3 Credits
&
FREN 4060 Spring 2015 Section 001-CRN#15197 3 Credits
Instructor: Clara Nowalski—Philippeau, Fulbright Foreign Language
Teaching Assistant
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: By appointments in GEOL 421
Class: OLD MAIN 203 MF 11:30-12:45
Language Lab: Old Main 004 (course fees cover free tutors, free French CD and
DVD movie rental, computers with microphones and headphones, dictionaries and
other lab ressources,etc.).
Tutors: names/emails/hours TBA
FREN 3060 Catalog description:
Designed to develop effective communication skills, to increase vocabulary, and to
teach students to express and justify facts, opinions, ideas, and emotions in French.
Not open to students with foreign experience. Designed for students who have not
had extended residence in a francophone country or extended exposure to a
francophone environment.
Prerequisite/Restriction: FREN 2020 or demonstrate equivalent proficiency
through testing.
&
FREN 4060 Catalog description:
Designed for students who have already reached advanced proficiency in speaking
through foreign experience, but need to continue the development of their
conversational skills.
Prerequisite: FREN 3060 or permission of instructor.
FREN 3060 & 4060 covers chapter 1-8 of the textbook in FREN 3060 & 4060
spring semester.
Required Textbook:
Controverses 2nd ed. Larbi Oukada & al.
ISBN: 9780495797777
Grading:
Participation/Homework = 10%
1 written assignment = 10%
7 exams “interrogation/examen” = 30%
Presentations = 40%
Final Exam (Friday, May 1, 9:30-11:20) = 10%
93.9 - 100
A
82.9 - 80
B-
69.9 - 67
D+
93 - 90
A-
79.9 - 77
C+
66.9 - 60
D
89.9 - 87
B+ 76.9 - 73
C
59.9 - 0
F
86.9 - 83
B
C-
72.9 - 70
Attendance note:
4+ unexcused absences drop your class letter grade automatically (for example
from B+ to B).
Excused absences are for verifiable medical excuses, verifiable emergencies and
written university excuses etc.
Good attendance and active participation = good grades!
FRENCH 3060 & 4060 SPRING 2015 schedule/le programme
Schedule subject to change. More details/instructions/expectations/due date info
for assignments,etc. will be given in class.
Date
Study, prepare and
read BEFORE class
In Class
“CHAPITRE PRELIMINAIRE”
F JAN 9
NO HOMEWORK, GET
BOOK
- Introduction to the
-
course
Getting to know each
other
M JAN 12
NO HOMEWORK, GET
BOOK
- “Liens grammaticaux”
- “De quoi parle-t-on?”
- “Discutons un peu”
F JAN 16
- “ Lecture: L’étude du
français est-elle
importante aujourd’hui?”
- “ Lecture: L’étude du
M JAN 19
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Day
français est-elle
importante
aujourd’hui?”
“Jeu de rôles”
“Rédaction guidée”
NO CLASS
“CHAPITRE 1”
F JAN 23
- Vocabulaire du chapitre
préliminaire
- Vocabulary test
- “Premieres pensees”
- “Liens grammaticaux”
M JAN 26
- “Les mots pour le dire”
- Student presentation
- “Liens socioculturels”
- Video
F JAN 30
- "Les mots pour le dire” - Student presentation
- “Liens grammaticaux” - “Liens grammaticaux”
- “Liens
interdisciplinaire”
M FEB 2
TEST CHAPTER 1
“CHAPITRE 2”
F FEB 6
- "Les mots pour le dire" - Student presentation
- “Liens grammaticaux" - “Liens grammaticaux"
- Video
M FEB 9
- "Les mots pour le dire” - Student presentation
- “Liens grammaticaux" - "Liens grammaticaux"
- "Liens
interdisciplinaires"
F FEB 13
M FEB 16
TEST CHAPTER 2
Presidents’ Day
NO CLASS
T FEB 17
MONDAY CLASS
SCHEDULE
Class with another
teacher or assignment
F FEB 20
Class with another
teacher or assignment
M FEB 23
- Discussion in class
focusing on the “chapitre
3”
“CHAPITRE 4”
F FEB 27
- “Les mots pour le dire” - Student presentation
- "Liens socioculturels”
M MAR 2
- “Réplique et synthèse”
F MAR 6
TEST CHAPTER 4
M MAR 9
SPRING BREAK
NO CLASS
F MAR 13
SPRING BREAK
NO CLASS
“CHAPITRE 5”
M MAR 16
- “Liens grammaticaux" - “Les mots pour le dire”
- “Liens socioculturels”
F MAR 20
M MAR 23
TEST CHAPTER 5
“CHAPITRE 6”
F MAR 27
M MAR 30
- “Liens grammaticaux"
F APR 3
TEST CHAPTER 6
“CHAPITRE 7”
M APR 6
- "Liens socioculturels"
F APR 10
- “Liens grammaticaux" - “Liens grammaticaux”
- "Liens
interdisciplinaires"
M APR 13
TEST CHAPTER 7
F APR 17
- “Liens grammaticaux" - "Liens grammaticaux"
- "Liens socioculturels"
M APR 20
F APR 24
LAST CLASS
M APR 27
FINAL EXAMINATIONS
WEEK
F MAY 1
9:30-11:20
NO CLASS
FINAL EXAM
To improve your french and help you in this class:
“On n’est pas couche” [(lot of idioms, can be hard) I advise you to see just the
beginning of this show (until the end of the flop10 10-15min) or just to watch the
videos call “les dessins”]
https://www.youtube.com/user/onpcofficielle/playlists?spfreload=10
“Cyprien” [ more fun, young talk, some idioms (speak quite quickly)]
http://www.cyprien.fr
“Norman fait des videos” [ similar to what is done by Cyprien but a different way
to explain, see, say things]
http://www.normanfaitdesvideos.com
“Le joueur du grenier” [ for those liking video-games but lot of swear words on
those videos]
http://www.joueurdugrenier.fr
“L’express” [ French magazine, could help you for your presentations, the
magazine is available at the lab (Old Main 004)]
http://www.lexpress.fr
“Le nouvel observateur” [ French magazine similar to “l’express” but it usually
has a different point of view (to get access to this magazine check the lab and the
library and/or ask me]
http://tempsreel.nouvelobs.com

FREN 3060-001 French Conversation (Nowalski

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