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LWI BD: Grade 10 Italian Academic Holy Names Catholic High School 1400 Northwood Street, Windsor Ontario, N9E 1A4 519
966 2504 |
Instructors: Mrs. Loreta Gabr |
Prerequisites:
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Prego! 2nd to 6th editions |
Course Code: LWI BD |
Credit Value: one |
Time Frame: 110 hours |
Course Description: This beginner’s course provides students with the language learning experiences that will enable them to communicate in Italian. Students begin to communicate with native speakers of Italian and continue to develop and apply their speaking skills in a variety of contexts while exploring a variety of themes such as friends and family, personal talents, physical and psychological well-being, and the community. Using age- and language-appropriate readings, students participate in activities that improve their reading comprehension and writing skills. They also study Italy’s geography and explore various aspects of Italian culture, such as customs and the arts, by participating in community activities involving both print and technological resources.
This course is designed to simultaneously serve all of the learning expectations mandated in the Policy Document for Level 1 and Level 2 studies.
Course Organization and Units of Study
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Unit Titles /Description (Listed Sequentially) |
Estimated Length of Unit (hrs)
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Capitolo preliminare |
8 hours |
1 |
Benvenuti a tutti |
8 hours |
2 |
La classe e i compagni |
8 hours |
3
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Mia sorella studia |
9 hours |
4
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Forza Azzurri! |
8 hours |
5
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Prendiamo un caffè? |
8 hours |
6
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Pronto a tavola |
10 hours |
7 |
Fare bella figura |
10 hours |
8 |
C'era una volta… |
10 hours |
9 |
Come ti senti? |
10 hours |
10
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Buon viaggio |
11 hours |
Evaluation of Student Achievement
All students will be assessed frequently and given multiple opportunities to practice and demonstrate their level of achievement of the course expectations.
Term Work – 70% of Final Grade
Achievement Categories |
Weight |
Knowledge/Understanding |
30% |
Thinking |
20% |
Application |
30% |
Communication |
20% |
Weights Assigned to Term Tasks
Minor assignments (i.e., presentations(oral), skits, oral reports, etc.) |
4-5 |
Major assignments (i.e., written compositions, oral presentations, etc.)
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7-9 |
Quizzes (i.e., dictations, etc.) |
2-3 |
Daily work (i.e., homework, written & oral tasks, etc.) |
1 |
Tests – small Tests – major |
4 8 |
Final Evaluation – 30% Practical and Written
30% of the grade will be based on a summative evaluation administered towards the end of the course. This summative evaluation does not need to be an exam. It may be one or a combination of an exam, a performance, an essay or other rich assessment task. EXAMS may include: Aural (Listening/Reading Comprehension), Written (Grammar), and an Oral Component.
Key Policies
Absence Policy: (School Policy) If a test/quiz (unit or chapter) is missed, it will be written the FIRST day back from being absent. The quiz policy is left to the discretion of the classroom teacher. If absent when the test was assigned and the absence was for a prolonged period of time, the test must be written the SECOND day back from being absent. The student is responsible for ALL WORK missed during his/her absence. |
Submission of Late Assignments: (Board Policy)
- Assignments are due at the beginning of class unless otherwise stated.
- If a student submits assignments late, the teacher:
- Must document or track late submissions. Teachers may use the Missed or Late Assignment Student Contract.
- Must consult with the student and determine a plan of action to correct this behavior. Teachers may use a variety of methods for dealing with late and missed assignments.
- May contact the student’s parent/guardian.
- May need to inform Administration or school success team.
- Teachers will use their professional judgment when extenuating circumstances arise.
- If a student fails to submit a major assignment on time, the student will be given a new due date at the teacher’s discretion. The teacher may use the same assignment or modify the original one. Failure to submit the original/alternate assignment on the second due date may result in a mark of zero.
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Plagiarism: (Board
Policy) If it is determined that a student has plagiarized, the following will happen:
- The plagiarism will be reported to the school administration,
- The student will receive a mark of zero (0),
- The student will be provided an opportunity to resubmit the assignment,
- The first assignment will be recorded in Markbook© as a zero (0),
- The second assignment will also be recorded in Markbook© with the same weight,
- The parent/guardian will be notified and other consequences, including suspension, may be assigned.
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Class Notes: * Students are completely responsible for any work missed due to class absence. * Extra help is available upon request. It is the student's responsibility to seek extra help if difficulties arise. * Assignments/homework must be completed diligently. * Notebooks will be evaluated periodically. |
Resources: (School Policy) At the beginning of each semester every student will be assigned a textbook with a specific number. The student is responsible for the textbook. At the end of the semester the student will return the textbook originally assigned, in the same good condition as it was received. If the book has been damaged, a penalty fee will be charged or the student may buy the book at the replacement cost. If the book has been lost, the replacement cost will be sought. If the textbook is not returned or replaced your mark will be withheld.
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