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FRENCH 121-A : Intermediate French
Description
This course is the first quarter of the three-quarter
Intermediate French sequence for students who have completed French
111-C (or 101-C) or a similar elementary French course, or have
been placed in this course after taking a French Placement
test.
The primary goal of this course is to strengthen oral and written
communication and comprehension skills as well as cross-cultural
competence by immersing students in authentic cultural contexts,
materials, and language and by engaging in a variety of
communicative activities. A review and deepening of essential
grammar will reinforce linguistic foundations. The teaching
methodology for this course uses the flipped model: students learn
grammar and vocabulary at home with Flipped French, a pioneering
courseware developed by faculty in the French Department at
Northwestern. Class activities are devoted to conversation and
other communicative activities that allow students to practice what
they learned while exploring contemporary French and Francophone
cultures. This course enables students to actively participate in a
French-speaking environment, prepare for further studies in French,
and provide a path to proficiency.
This hybrid course meets on campus/in person once weekly with
online activities during the week. Students are expected to attend
the weekly in-person class and actively participate, to complete
the online activities during the week, and to spend at least two
hours of work outside of class for each hour of class.
Carries humanities credit (two-course limit for language
courses).
Prerequisite: FRENCH 111-C or 101-C, or
equivalent, or consent of instructor. Students with
questions about course prereqisites and equivalents should contact
the instructor directly prior to registering.
Note: FRENCH 121-A is available to for students to
audit—credit will not be earned, but tuition is reduced. Students
enrolled to audit the course must meet prerequisites, as well as
participation and assessment requirements as outlined in the course
syllabus.
This course was formerly FRENCH 102-A.
Fall 2024 | ||||
Start/End Dates | Day(s) | Time | Building | Section |
09/24/24 - 12/14/24 | M | 6:15 – 8:15 p.m. | Kresge Hall 2420 | 62 |
Instructor | Course Location | Status | CAESAR Course ID | |
Licops, Dominique | Evanston Campus | Open | ||
Schedule Notes : This hybrid course meets once every week on campus for two hours (6:15-8:15 pm) and requires weekly asynchronous online work. |