SRA. HOFER
LENAPE VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Spanish IV Honors
WORLD LANGUAGES Lenape Valley Regional High School offers sequential study in three world languages: Chinese, French, and Spanish. All courses concentrate on the development of listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in order to develop functional communication in the target language. Using a variety of techniques, the Modern Language Department helps students enrolled in these classes achieve the following proficiencies:
• Develop listening comprehension and oral fluency in the selected language;
• Master the grammatical foundation and syntax of the language studied;
•Heighten awareness of the culture and history of the nation or nations in which the selected language is spoken.
LEVEL IV HONORS (Grades: 11-12)
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Full Year Course Weight: Honors 5 Credits
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Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level III College Prep.
The object of this class is to polish the pronunciation and spoken fluency of the students and is achieved through class discussions on up-to-date issues, debates, guest speakers, newspaper reading, and by exploring the ideas of the country’s foremost writers. The language students at this level have an excellent opportunity to perfect their command of the language through phonetics and work in the language laboratory. The lab allows the students to progress at their own pace by listening to comprehensive tapes, records, and by recording their own voices. The students have continued cultural exposure through movies, videos, class excursions, etc. Spanish IV Honors may also be taken as a concurrent course with Sussex County Community College.