German 2B is the second semester of a two-semester course. In German 2B, students will continue their language-learning journey by gaining the skills needed to talk about themselves, their immediate environment, and German-speaking communities. Students will learn to share some basic personal information about topics including their communities, culture, spending habits, and future career plans. This course culminates with students presenting information about themselves. To prepare for this, students will write short texts about themselves and work toward their final presentation throughout the course. The class takes a proficiency-based approach, which is informed by current language acquisition research and the ACTFL performance descriptors for novice language learners.
Terms Offered
(23-24) Semester 2
(23-24) Summer
(23-24) Trimester 3
(24-25) Semester 2
(24-25) Trimester 3
NCAA Approved?
Approved
Course Type
Plus
Standards
American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages: World-Readiness Standards for Learning Languages
Michigan World Language Standards and Benchmarks
