JUS 203b
Intermediate Modern Hebrew
Prerequisites: JUS 203a OR permission
from
Anat Maimon, Coordinator of the
Hebrew Program.
Currently enrolled students go to
D2L
Students must obtain a grade of "C" or higher in order to advance to the
next level of Hebrew.
Course Description
JUS 203B is the second
course of a full year of Intermediate Modern Hebrew and is only offered
in the spring semesters. Students will be expected to compose short
structured compositions. Students will be encouraged to write creatively
about proposed topics or subjects of their choosing.
Reading and Comprehension:
By the end of the semester, students will be expected to read and
comprehend short texts such as essays, newspaper article, stories, poems
and more, (300 - 500 words).
Writing and Grammar:
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Students will be
expected to answer questions pertaining to intermediate-level texts in
writing, using correct grammar, spelling and syntax.
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Students will be
expected to compose essays using opening, body and conclusion
paragraphs. Such essays may cover topics related to current events,
student’s daily experiences, hobbies and more.
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Students will be
encouraged to write creatively about subjects of their choosing.
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Students will
conjugate verbs in the past, present, and future tenses and in the
Imperative form.
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Students will expand
their knowledge of verbs, adverbs, adjectives, prepositions and their
conjugations.
Conversation and
Comprehension
Students will be expected to conduct complete intermediate level
conversations in Hebrew pertaining to their daily experiences, as well
as discuss a variety of texts and general subjects introduced in class.
Israeli songs will be taught periodically as a vehicle for vocabulary
acquisition and introduction to Israeli culture.
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