Course: French 11 Course Length: 10 months
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Course: French 11 Course Length: 10 months
Course: French 11 Teacher: Email: Phone: Course Length: 10 months (approx 100 hours) Course Description Bienvenue à la classe de Français 11! Students who complete French 11 will earn the second language credit that many post-secondary applications require. This senior level course represents an advanced level of French language proficiency. Students will leave French 11 with a high level of French language skills particularly in writing and listening. Students will be able to communicate in a variety of situations. In order to become proficient in a language, students will communicate in that target language as much as possible. Learning Outcomes: • discuss plans related to common activities • exchange opinions on topics of interest, giving reasons and reactions • describe or narrate events, situations, or experiences • use a range of vocabulary and expressions in past, present, and future • interact in a variety of meaningful, reallife situations • retrieve, research, and use relevant information from French-language resources to complete authentic tasks • summarize acquired information in oral, visual, and written forms • compare, contrast, and respond to authentic creative works from the Francophone world • identify the contributions of Francophones to Canada and the world • demonstrate an understanding of similarities and differences between Francophone cultures and their own • use language, expressions, and behaviours to suit cultural context Click here for the BC Ministry of Education Prescribed Learning Outcomes for French 11 Course Content La Révision: Les Éléments Grammaticaux de 8e, 9e, et 10e années: Les Salutations et expressions de base en français Les Noms (le genre et le nombre) Les Adjectifs (réguliers et irréguliers) Le Comparatif et le Superlatif Les Adverbes Les Pronoms d’Objet Direct Les Pronoms d’Objet Indirect Les Verbes (Le Présent de l’Indicatif, L’Impératif, Le Futur Proche) Les Verbes Réguliers et Irréguliers Les Verbes Réfléchis/ Pronominaux Les Phrases Affirmatives et Négatives Le Contenu du Cours : Le Passé-Composé: régulier, irrégulier, VANDERTRAMP, réfléchi Le Participe Passé utilisé comme adjectif L’Accord avec les pronoms objets personnels et relatif ‘que’ Le Passé Imparfait (formation et usage) L’usage de l’Imparfait et le Passé-Composé Le Futur Simple (formation et usage) Le Conditionnel Présent (formation et usage) Énonciation d’hypothèses: si+imparfait+conditionnel Le Participe Présent (le Gérondif)- formation et usage Le Vocabulaire général Le Vocabulaire spécifique de chaque unité La littérature culturelle La littérature thématique L’usage pratique quotidienne de la langue française Les Dictées Les Exercices d’Écoute (thématiques) Les Conversations enregistreés Les Études de la culture française mondiale How will your mark be calculated? Engagement Unit 15% Written Assignments 40% Grammar related assignments 25% Oral recordings 15% Dictations (aural assignments) 5% Students are expected to: • contact the teacher by instant messaging, email or phone when help is needed or questions arise • be actively engaged and submitting work on a regular basis • inform the teacher when they will be inactive for two or more weeks. • be aware that if they are inactive in a course for four or more weeks they may be removed from that course • check their email at least twice a week • create and submit completed solutions for all activities in the unit/chapter before requesting a test. • cite all sources properly • answer in their own words • check that their work and tests have been marked. • make time available to come in to Burnaby Online to write tests. • make appointments to write tests at least 2 school days in advance.