French,a course covering grammar, speaking, and pronunciation, to Advanced French, a course dealing with the historical, artistic,musical, and cultural aspects of the French nation. During the spring semester of my junior year (2007), I spent aboutfive months studying abroad in France through Brethren Colleges Abroad (BCA). During my senior year (Fall Semester 2007), I served as the French Laboratory Assistant. As the lab assistant, I worked weekly with Elementary and Intermediate French classes during designated laboratory times and also occasionally listened and reviewed presentations for students enrolled in French 315: Introduction to French Literature. 
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To see a lesson plan that I made on the Maghreb (the northern African countries of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia) French vocabulary, and grammar, please click this link. (This lesson was made in my Education 352: Adolescent Exceptional Learners class). The PowerPoint for this lesson can be obtained by clicking this link.  To see a lesson written during my Education 360: Classroom Behavioral Management course, on "party vocabulary words" and the imperative, that asks students to work with partners and to make their own "party invitations," please click this link for the lesson plan and this link for the PowerPoint vocabulary reinforcement.  |
To visit Manchester College's Department of Modern Language's Web Site, please click this link. French Courses at Manchester College French 202: Intermediate French II- "A comprehensive review of basic structures, study of reading selections in literature and culture, guided conversation practice, composition, and language laboratory work. Class is conducted primarily in French." (3 semester hours) French 301: Advanced French I- Introduction to more complex linguistic structures and to French culture and civilization. Increased proficiency in oral and written communication is emphasized. Class is conducted exclusively in French." (3 semester hours) French 305: Advanced Composition in French- Advanced instruction in the drafting and revising of expository and documented papers on topics in Francophone literature or culture. All writing will be done in French." (1 or 2 semester hours) French 315: Introduction to French Literature: Introduction to the critical study of literature. Readings will include selections from a variety of French authors. Increased proficiency in oral and written communication is emphasized." (3 semester hours) Courses through BCA (Brethren Colleges Abroad) France (Strasbourg): Initiation a la Literature Francaise (1 semester hour) Litterature du XIXeme Siecle (1 semester hour) Traduction (Anglais-Francais) (1 semester hour) Histoire de l'Art (1 semester hour) Grammaire (6 semester hours) Sociologie du Cinema Francais (2 semester hours) Danse de Couples (1 semester hour) Allemand (2 semester hours) 
 The Pyramid in front of the Standing in the Musee d'Orsay- Paris Arc de Triomphe- Paris  La Cathedrale de Notre Dame: Paris |
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