Spanish 1 in middle school is taught the same way and with the same rigor as in the high school since students will be receiving high school credit Students are expected to be well organized be able to memorize a high volume of material self motivated and keep up with the pacing of the clas ID: 389453
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About This Class
Spanish 1 in middle school is taught the same way and with the same rigor as in the high school since students will be receiving high school credit. Students are expected to be well organized, be able to memorize a high volume of material, self – motivated, and keep up with the pacing of the class.
Participation and attendance are critical to the success of the student.
This class will be using the FISD LOTE ( Languages Other Than English) curriculum established for Spanish 1. It does not follow a textbook program. All necessary materials will be given to your student and available on my website.Proficiency will be emphasized, in this class, but students must also master the grammatical structures needed to be successful to communicate .
Spanish 1
Señora OcampoPortable 3ocampoa@friscoisd.org469- 633-4853Website: http://111spanish.weebly.com/Conference Period: 4th (11:29-12:15)
Tutorials Times
7:55-8:20 am3:35-4:05 pm*I am available for tutorials daily before and after school, except Monday mornings and Friday afternoons.*Tutorial times may be subject to change depending on meetings I may need to attend.
AssessmentsMany of the minor and major assessments will be application-based. This means students will speak, read, listen, and write in Spanish while incorporating grammar structures and vocabulary. Daily - 20% skills checks, overall homework completion Minor - 30%quizzes, and in-class projects Major - 50% tests and major projects
Make-up WorkIn the event of an absence, the student will be responsible for picking up all missed assignments.
Late Work
1 day = 70
2 day = 503 or more = 0
Rules and Regulations for Spanish 1Slide2
Supplies Needed
Please bring the following supplies to class everyday:
Accordion Folder or Binder/Dividers (for Spanish ONLY)
Regular Sized Spiral (for Spanish ONLY)PencilsPensRed or Purple Pen HighlighterSharpie BlackColored Pencils
Behavior Consequences
Student maturity is expected while taking a class for high school credit. Poor behavior choices will NOT be tolerated. Behavior Correction Steps1. Verbal Warning/ Redirection2. Lunch Detention/Parent Contact 3. ISS/ Parent Contact/ Principal Referral
Student Behavior Expectations
Be RespectfulPolite AttentiveParticipate No Gum AllowedMaintain a classroom atmosphere Hall Passes
Students will be allowed two times per 6 weeks to leave class to use the restroom, get a drink of water from the fountain or to go to their lockers.BYOD RulesPersonal devices are NOT allowed unless we have a special day to use them. Technology tools will be provided for your student. Retests Retests are available for any major test. The Frisco ISD retest policy is followed in this class.
HomeworkHomework is assigned each night to reinforce the lessons that have been taught in class and to help the student establish good study habits for now and in the future. It is graded on completion the next day. I will then go over it, at the start of class, while students are asking questions and taking notes on their homework as needed. This way, they will have immediate feedback of how they are doing with certain skills. Homework sheets should be kept and used as a review tool to look over before any assessment . Students will be given a grade of 100 for each assignment and an average of all homework grades will be calculated every three weeks. The overall homework grade will count as a daily grade. If a student finishes homework in class, or finishes quickly at home, there are still other things a student can do to work on improving their Spanish skills at home. The most important is the know the vocabulary needed for the unit. If a student needs more to do there are on-line games, You Tube grammar lessons and other helpful tools on my website
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Homework sheets can also be found here.
Please go to this link, follow the prompts and submit to show you and your student understand and agree to the rules and regulations for this class.
https://docs.google.com/a/friscoisd.org/forms/d/1-9Fxqx6Il6yLmb6UUVKIFX6XXWwiHAFMzJWjGTias5M/viewform
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