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FLNG 0009 - Advanced Spanish Conversation II

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Course Description

Building on what was covered in Spanish Conversation I, this class is for intermediate to advanced beginners and focuses on Spanish reading and conversational skills. Practice communicating in Spanish about a variety of literary and cinematic works. The emphasis of this class is on developing comfort in reading, hearing and speaking Spanish.

 

 
  Face-to-Face or Live online On-demand Online
Course Format Meet at the same time each week with the instructor and up to 15 classmates. • Perfect for individuals leading busy lives seeking the flexibility of asynchronous learning with adjustable due dates.
• Self-guided learning with instructor support.
• Typically 6-16 weeks per course.
Course Fee $229 $399
Textbook Info “Revista,” Seventh Edition (5M Access)
ISBN 978-1-66993-856-9
Price: $149.99
Includes Access to VHL Central's SuperSite Plus		 “Revista,” Seventh Edition (12M Access)
ISBN 978-1-66994-421-8
Price: $191.99
Includes Access to VHL Central's SuperSite Plus

*Ordering note: Do not purchase materials from other stores. Passcodes for VHL’s online resources are required and are only available through Vista Higher Learning. vistahigherlearning.com/schools/wiscconted/

Benefits and Learning Outcomes

Contexto
Namala de Nacho Solana, Entrevista: Zoe Saldaña, Opinión: Cara y cruz de las tecnologías de la información de lnigo Javaloyes, Cuento: ¿Me agregas como amiga? De Hernán Casciari, Dos viñetas de Forges. ¿Quién es Echegoyen? De Sergio Teubal, Opinión: “La Tortilla” de Manuel Vicent, Experiencias: “Carta abierta a mi nieto” de Juan Gelman, Experiencias: “Carta abierta a mi nieto” de Juan Gelman, Poema: “Oda a un millonario muerto” de Pablo Neruda, “Inseguridad” de Alberto Montt, Las empresas multinacionales: ¿a favor o en contra?

Estructura
Pronombres de objeto directo e indirecto, adjetivos, escribe una crítica de cine, la telebasura a debate. El subjuntivo I, Pronombres relativos, escribe una carta al presidente.

Notes

This is a noncredit enrichment program. Progress and courses completed are marked by Continuing Education Units. CEUs are not transferable to college or university transcripts.

Prerequisites

Spanish Conversation I and/or Spanish V or equivalent

Instructors

  • Engrith Rivera

Applies Towards the Following Credentials

  • Advanced Spanish Language Certificate : Core
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On-Demand Online
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$399.00
Section Title
Advanced Spanish Conversation II
Section Schedule
Self-paced
Location
  • Online
Instruction Method Options
On-Demand Online  
Course Fee(s)
Registration $399.00
CEUs
2 CEUs
Cancel Request Deadline
No drop request allowed after enrollment
Transfer Request Deadline
No transfer request allowed after enrollment
Instructors
  • Engrith Rivera
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Engrith Rivera

Engrith Rivera was born and raised in Puerto Rico. Graduated from the University of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras Campus with a major in Teaching English to Spanish Speakers and a minor in English Literature. Completed her master’s at Concordia University with a major in School Administration and Curriculum and Instruction.

 

Mrs. Rivera has worked as a middle and high school teacher for 10+ years. Taught in Puerto Rico and then in 2015, she moved to Milwaukee to teach. She has taught and supported the ESL and bilingual programs at the high schools, been a robotics coach, instructional coach/school support teacher and Director of the Career Program called NAF (National Academy Foundation)

 

Now, she is part of the Milwaukee AHEC team to work closely with leadership and the departmental team to aid in the efficient rollout, coordination, and evaluation of one of their programs and their Spanish initiative. She is excited to use her native language (Spanish) and curriculum background within her role.

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The continuing education unit (CEU) is a nationally recognized means to document participation in organized non-credit continuing education. One CEU is defined as 10 contact hours of participation in organized continuing education under qualified instruction. The CEU provides a vehicle for employers, professional groups, and licensing agencies to account for participation in non-credit seminars, workshops, and courses.

Engrith Rivera

Engrith Rivera was born and raised in Puerto Rico. Graduated from the University of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras Campus with a major in Teaching English to Spanish Speakers and a minor in English Literature. Completed her master’s at Concordia University with a major in School Administration and Curriculum and Instruction.

 

Mrs. Rivera has worked as a middle and high school teacher for 10+ years. Taught in Puerto Rico and then in 2015, she moved to Milwaukee to teach. She has taught and supported the ESL and bilingual programs at the high schools, been a robotics coach, instructional coach/school support teacher and Director of the Career Program called NAF (National Academy Foundation)

 

Now, she is part of the Milwaukee AHEC team to work closely with leadership and the departmental team to aid in the efficient rollout, coordination, and evaluation of one of their programs and their Spanish initiative. She is excited to use her native language (Spanish) and curriculum background within her role.

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