Señora Lizardo / Madame Lizardo
ChocksettMiddleSchool
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August 29 , 2011 Dear Eight Grade Parents and Guardians: Welcome to my classroom at Chocksett Middle School. I have a very busy and exciting year in store for us. This will be my fourth year at Chocksett Middle School and I consider myself very fortunate to be among such a professional and caring faculty. Teaching your child is a privilege, as well as a tremendous responsibility. I will do my best this year to ensure that each student has a motivating and safe learning experience in the classroom. The study of another language will enable your child to explore another culture, improve your child’s academic performance in other subjects and tests, and enrich your child’s life. This study will also expand your child’s learning capacity. I urge you to encourage your child to study diligently for this class as the others as well. I will keep you informed of all assignments through my webpage. Finally, I included some information about the class. Please read and sign the course expectations for the class. If you have any question or suggestion for me, please do not hesitate to contact me. Best regards, Mrs. Lizardo What your child can do in order to do well in Spanish/French? • Learn the vocabulary for each chapter right form the day that it is presented in class. • Do all homework and get it in on time. Get help with the assignment, if needed. • Study and review material for quizzes and test. • Pay good attention in class, take notes, and ask questions when unsure. What you can do to help your child to do well in Spanish/French? • Quiz your child over vocabulary. You can ask the English and your child can give the Spanish/French. • Ask whether your child has homework, a quiz, or a test coming up in Spanish/French/ • Express an interest in what your child is doing, not only in Spanish/French class, but also in other classes. • Encourage your child to be self-advocates. If they are having a problem, encourage them to come and talk to me. Open communication is a must. What I will do to help your child do well in Spanish/French? • I will teach your child to the very best of my ability. • I will try to be aware of any difficulties that your child is having. • I will be here to help your child with assignments, quizzes, tests, or projects. • I will communicate with you, should major problems or difficulties arise. Strands and Learning Standards STRANDS PreK–12 STANDARDS Communication Students use the skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing PreK– 12 STANDARD 1 Interpersonal Communication Students of modern languages will converse in a language other than English to provide and obtain information, express feelings and emotions, and exchange opinions. Students of classical languages will engage in simple oral exchanges and will develop reading skills with discussions of texts conducted in English. PreK–12 STANDARD 2 Interpretive Communication Students will understand and interpret ideas and information written or spoken in a language other than English. In classical language study, discussion will be conducted in English. PreK–12 STANDARD 3 Presentational Communication Students of modern languages will write and speak in a language other than English to present information, concepts, and ideas on a variety of topics. Presentations in classical language classes will usually take the form of speaking or writing in English. Cultures Students gain knowledge and understanding of other cultures. PreK–12 STANDARD 4 Cultures Students will demonstrate an understanding of the traditions, perspectives, practices, and products of the culture studied, including human commonalities as reflected in history, literature, and the visual and performing arts. In classical language study, discussion and writing will be in English. Comparisons Students develop insight into the nature of language and culture by comparing their own language and culture with another. PreK–12 STANDARD 5 Linguistic Comparisons Students will demonstrate an understanding of the nature of language through comparison of the language studied with their own. In classical language study, discussion and writing will be in English. PreK–12 STANDARD 6 Cultural Comparisons Students will demonstrate an understanding of the concept of culture through comparison of the target culture with their own. In classical language study, discussion and writing will be in English. Connections Students make connections with other subject areas and acquire information. PreK–12 STANDARD 7 Connections Students of modern and classical languages will use the target language to reinforce and expand their knowledge of other disciplines and to acquire new information and knowledge. In classical language study, discussion and presentations will be in English. Communities Students participate in communities at home and around the world in other languages. PreK–12 STANDARD 8 Communities Students will use languages other than English within and beyond the school setting. Students of classical languages will recognize elements of classical languages and ancient cultures in the world around them, and they will share insights derived from their study of classical languages with others within and beyond the classroom setting.
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