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Japanese 7-8 Honors (HP) (2177, 2178) |
Grade Range: | |
10–12 | |
Prerequisites: | |
Japanese 5-6 with a grade of C or higher; recommendation of teacher | |
Course duration: | |
One year | |
Subject area in which graduation credit will be given: | |
World Language; weighted | |
UC subject area satisfied: | |
e - Language Other than English | |
Course Description: | |
Japanese 7-8 Honors is a highly rigorous course designed for students who have successfully completed Japanese 5-6 and wish to continue their language studies with the goals of:
This college-level course requires extensive reading of literature and academic writing beyond what would be expected in the standard Japanese 7-8 course. This accelerated program is both contextually rich and cognitively demanding. The course uses a communicative approach that provides opportunities for students to use the second language appropriately in a range of authentic social and academic contexts and for a variety of purposes. There is an emphasis on research and academically challenging oral projects. Through the study of a variety of texts selected for this course, students will develop critical thinking skills and enhance their cultural perspectives of diverse peoples around the world. | |
State Course Code(s): | |
9156 - World Languages V | |
Basic Texts and Teaching Guides: | |
Tohsaku, YooKoso! Volume II, Continuing with Contemporary Japanese, Glencoe McGraw-Hill, 2006. |