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Zack Brown took a Spanish course this semester and reflected on his experience. He learned about various topics including arts, city life, trips, studies, and technology. He gained knowledge of new vocabulary, pronunciation, directions, and grammar tenses like future, future perfect, conditional, and conditional perfect. While some content reviewed what he already knew, most of it was new to him. Overall, he appreciated the hard work of his teacher to help students learn, though he will not continue Spanish due to other academic priorities for his intended college major in Physics.
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- 1. Final Course Reflection by Zack Brown Spanish has been quite an experience throughout this entire semester. Some subjects were review, but most were all new to me. The following are the variety of topics we discussed throughout the second quarter. During subject five, our class learned about the arts. We expanded our knowledge on pronunciation and understanding of the usage of art-based words. In subject six, we shifted to vocabulary based on city life. We also learned how to give directions to people both orally and through writing. It is very proficient because if we need to help a foreigner get directions, we will have the ability to do that. Using our new found knowledge of directions, we completed an iWeb on directions to place to place in a specific city in Spain. It was extremely helpful to me and the whole class. There were two parts of vocabulary in subject seven, which referred to trips and things regarding that. We also had a huge part of grammar in this subject. Four tenses the class and I learned included future, future perfect, conditional, and conditional perfect. These tenses allowed me to further myself in this vivacious language. Subject eight was the final piece to the puzzle in this course. The vocabulary consisted of studies, professions, advancements in technology, and the environment. The grammar section of this part dealt with the subjunctive tense. It helped us read the sentence and write it as a sure or unsure statement. We were also able to distinguish
- 2. language, however, because I have many AP classes that I need for my intended major in college, which is Physics. It has been quite an experience and I appreciate the hard work Mrs. Carter has put in to help every person out.