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Mandarin Chinese 1<br />

Course Number: 5910<br />

Course Length: year<br />

Credits: 1.0<br />

Fee: $ Cost of Workbook<br />

Open To: All<br />

This course will introduce students to Chinese<br />

sounds and writing systems. The class will<br />

emphasize development of basic conversational<br />

ability as well as reading and writing in Chinese.<br />

The training will focus on distinguishing the five<br />

tones, methods of decoding vocabulary terms,<br />

and analyzing fundamental grammatical patterns.<br />

Students will be introduced to Chinese customs,<br />

holidays, and products as well. Classes are taught<br />

in English for the first quarter. In the second<br />

quarter, 25% of the class will be taught in Chinese.<br />

In the third quarter, 50% of the class will be taught<br />

in Chinese. In the fourth quarter, 75% of the class<br />

will be taught in Chinese.<br />

Prerequisite: None<br />

Mandarin Chinese 2<br />

Course Number: 5920<br />

Course Length: year<br />

Credits: 1.0<br />

Fee: $ Workbook<br />

Open To: All<br />

This course is an extension of Chinese 1.<br />

Students will continue to build vocabulary,<br />

knowledge of grammatical patterns and communication<br />

skills. Writing skills will be improved.<br />

The study of Chinese customs, holidays,<br />

and lifestyle is also continued. Class is<br />

conducted in Mandarin Chinese.<br />

Prerequisite: Mandarin Chinese 1 and teacher<br />

recommendation.<br />

Mandarin Chinese 3<br />

Course Number: 5930<br />

Course Length: year<br />

Credits: 1.0<br />

Fee: $ Cost of Workbook<br />

Open To: All<br />

Chinese 3 continues the four basic language skills.<br />

Students will explore short literature pieces and<br />

more complicated grammatical structures used in<br />

daily life. Students will continue to explore Chinese<br />

culture in new contexts. Differentiation from<br />

Chinese 3 Honors may occur through scaled back<br />

assignments and modified assesments. Classes are<br />

conducted in Chinese.<br />

Prerequisite: Mandarin Chinese 2 and teacher<br />

recommendation<br />

Mandarin Chinese 3<br />

Honors<br />

Course Number: 5931<br />

Course Length: year<br />

Credits: 1.0<br />

Fee: $ Cost of Workbook<br />

Open To: All<br />

Chinese 3 Honors has the same sequential core<br />

material as Chinese 3 and continues to develop the<br />

four basic language skills. Students will explore<br />

short literature pieces and more complicated<br />

grammatical structures used in daily life. Students<br />

will continue to explore Chinese culture in new<br />

contexts. Classes are conducted in Chinese.<br />

Prerequisite: Mandarin Chinese 2 and teacher<br />

recommendation<br />

Mandarin Chinese 4<br />

Course Number: 5940<br />

Course Length: year<br />

Credits: 1.0<br />

Fee: $ Cost of Workbook<br />

Open To: All<br />

Chinese 4 offers students the opportunity to develop<br />

and enhance their individual communication<br />

skills through regularly provided practice, both<br />

in the classroom and at home. Students will read<br />

authentic literature pieces. Grammar, composition,<br />

oral and auditory skills, and creative writing are<br />

refined. Class is conducted in Chinese.<br />

Prerequisite: Mandarin Chinese 3 and teacher<br />

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