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    Syllabus FLE A2 - Caroline Caire

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    This document is a syllabus for a beginner French language course (level A2) that will take place over two semesters. The course goals are for students to reach an A2 proficiency level in speaking, reading, and writing basic French. Classes will meet twice a week for 1.5 hours each session, and students will be expected to do regular homework and review outside of class. Assessment will include continuous small tests, a midterm exam, a final exam, class participation, and participation in a French club. Textbooks and online resources will be used to support learning.

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    This document is a syllabus for a beginner French language course (level A2) that will take place over two semesters. The course goals are for students to reach an A2 proficiency level in speaking, reading, and writing basic French. Classes will meet twice a week for 1.5 hours each session, and students will be expected to do regular homework and review outside of class. Assessment will include continuous small tests, a midterm exam, a final exam, class participation, and participation in a French club. Textbooks and online resources will be used to support learning.

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    This document is a syllabus for a beginner French language course (level A2) that will take place over two semesters. The course goals are for students to reach an A2 proficiency level in speaking, reading, and writing basic French. Classes will meet twice a week for 1.5 hours each session, and students will be expected to do regular homework and review outside of class. Assessment will include continuous small tests, a midterm exam, a final exam, class participation, and participation in a French club. Textbooks and online resources will be used to support learning.

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    Syllabus FLE A2 - Caroline Caire

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    This document is a syllabus for a beginner French language course (level A2) that will take place over two semesters. The course goals are for students to reach an A2 proficiency level in speaking, reading, and writing basic French. Classes will meet twice a week for 1.5 hours each session, and students will be expected to do regular homework and review outside of class. Assessment will include continuous small tests, a midterm exam, a final exam, class participation, and participation in a French club. Textbooks and online resources will be used to support learning.

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    The syllabus outlines the goals, evaluation methods, resources, and schedule for a beginner French language course over two semesters.

    At the A1 level, the goal is to understand basic expressions and communicate in simple tasks. At A2, the goal is to understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to daily life. Students are expected to reach the A2 level by the end of the second semester.

    Students are continuously evaluated through small tests, written or oral productions, and presentations every two weeks, making up 30% of the grade. The remaining grades come from a midterm exam, final exam, attendance, participation in class and the French Club.

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    Syllabus
    Français langue étrangère A2

    Teacher: Caroline CAIRE


    Academic year: 2018 – 2019
    Language of instruction: French. English can be used occasionally only if necessary.
    Number of hours of class for 1st semester: approximately 37 hours (14 weeks)
    Number of hours of class for 2nd semester: approximately 37 hours (14 weeks)

    Class schedule (for 1st semester): Mondays and Fridays. From 10:00am to 11:20am
    Location of the course: Kozelnytska campus, room 316ш
    Email: [email protected] (don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any question!)
    Phone number of the Center of Foreign Modern Languages: (+38) 032-240-99-44 (ext.3147)
    Office hours (17 Sventsitskoho st.): Monday to Friday, 9:30am-5:30pm (room 429)

    COURSE OVERVIEW & GOALS ////

    The objective for beginners (A1) is to reach beginners level A2 at the end of the 2nd semester. According to
    the official Council of Europe website (www.coe.int), it means that at this stage, the student can understand
    sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. very basic
    personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment). The student can communicate in
    simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar and routine
    matters. He/She can describe in simple terms aspects of his/her background, immediate environment and
    matters in areas of immediate need.

    The student can use simple everyday polite forms of greeting and address; greet people, ask how they are and
    react to news; handle very short social exchanges; ask and answer questions about what they do at
    work/university and in free time; make and respond to invitations; discuss what to do, where to go and make
    arrangements to meet; make and accept offers. Through role-plays or other situations (in order to be prepared
    to be in a francophone environment), he student can also make simple transactions in shops, post offices or
    banks; get simple information about travel; use public transportation: ask for basic information, ask and give
    directions, and buy tickets; ask for and provide everyday goods and services.

    PERSONAL WORK REQUIRED OUTSIDE OF CLASS ////

    After each class, students will be expected to review the texts and audiovisual material used during the course,
    in order to assimilate the vocabulary and the grammar rules learnt during the day. Homework will include
    regular written expression, grammatical or vocabulary exercises, researches on Internet, compulsory or
    optional.

    BIBLIOGRAPHY ////

    Textbooks that will be used (copies of different material will be provided by the teacher):
    • Alter Ego+ A1 (Méthode, Cahier d’activités, CD), Hachette FLE, 2012
    • Edito A1 & A2, Editions Didier, 2016
    • Grammaire progressive du français (niveau débutant), CLE International, 2010
    • Communication progressive du français (niveau débutant), CLE International, 2013
    Websites and apps (instructions on how to use them will be provided):
    • TV5 Monde: apprendre.tv5monde.com
    • Radio France Internationale: www.savoirs.rfi.fr, under “apprendre et enseigner le français”
    • Listen to international and French news: Journal en français facile on www.savoirs.rfi.fr
    • Mobile apps such as Apprendre le français avec RFI and Duolingo
    And…
    • Join the French Club at UCU to practice French and have fun! Every week – 1 hour
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    EVALUATION ////

    Continuous assessment (small test OR written/oral production OR little presentation).


    Up to 5 points per test. Such assessments will take place once every two week, 30%
    approximately.

    Midterm exam 15%


    Final exam 40%
    Attendance and in-class participation 10%
    Participation in the French Club 5%
    FINAL GRADE (Passing grade = 60%) 100%

    DETAILED COURSE CONTENTS (COVERING 1st & 2nd SEMESTERS) ////


    Please note that this syllabus is subject to changes throughout the course of each semester,
    depending on the students’ level and progress.
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