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Professor Will Hasty; Dauer 263a; Fall Online and In-Person Office Hours: Tuesdays 8th and 9th periods (3:00-4:55)  \n2. Link to course introduction:  \nAccessibility score: Low Click to improve  \n3. Course textbook:  \nRichard Allen Korb. German for Reading Knowledge. 7th edition. Boston: Heinle, 2014. Note: You will also work with numerous online materials intended to rehearse your knowledge of German usage and German grammatical structures. The majority of these materials have been borrowed from the beginning online German sequence \"Discover German\" (GER 1125 and GER 1126) created by Drs. Franz Futterknecht and Christina Overstreet of the University of Florida.  \nSince our focus in this course is on developing reading skills, the materials taken from Discover German have necessary been removed from their original context andreordered to correspond to the sequence of grammatical items as we will be covering them in our course. Consequently, you may hear references to phrases in \"dialogues\"in the Discover German sequence or references to the chapter or unit numbers in Discover German. Please simply disregard these references to Discover German and focus on the presentation of the grammar. In using the supplementary materials adapted from Discover German, you will also experience a lot of vocabulary that you don't know. Regard this as an opportunity to learn this additional vocabulary and look all the new words up and try to remember them.  \nYou will obviously need to consult an English-German dictionary, of which you will find many online. If you wished to purchase an English-German dictionary, Langenscheidt or Collins are the best-known publishers with the longest history.  \n4. Course grades:  \n\n| Final Exam | 25 |\n| --- | --- |\n| Leitfragen | 10 |\n| sentence translations | 15 |\n| passage translations | 15 |\n| vocabulary quizzes | 15 |\n| Extra Credit Assessments | 10 |\n| group conferencing participation | 20 |\n\nThe final exam is proctored by ProctorU and takes place during a time to be arranged during finals week. In the final exam I will select passages from the \"Wiederholung\"sections in German for Reading Knowledge (pp. 59-62; pp. 114-116; pp. 170-71; pp.223- 25; pp. 273-76) for you to translate. The final will also include vocabulary items with a format somewhat similar to the vocabulary quizzes. As I announced quite some time ago, I will also be quizzing you on the strong and irregular verbs pp. 283-84 (from\"backen\" to \"nennen\") .  \nParticipation includes prepared attendance for at least one hour per week at a conference that you will schedule with members of the working group to which you will be assigned at the beginning of the semester. In a given week, your group should go over the practice sentences together (which you should already have prepared by your meeting time) and, time permitting, move forward to the Le itfragen and the Longer Passage Translations. I will ask each group to keep track of any questions they may have more me that arise during their collaborative work, and to save a few minutes atthe end of their session to formulate the questions, problems, issues about which they would like my input. You will record your conference so that I can look in on your collaborative work and keep track of your progress, and address the questions you ask at the end of your sessions as part of my feedback to you.  \nThe percentages for the letter grades below take into consideration the possibility of earning up to 10% extra credit by doing the times grammar assessments in the supplementary materials:  \n\n| Grade | Minimum % |\n| --- | --- |\n| A | 83 |\n| A- | 80 |\n| B+ | 77 |\n| B | 73 |\n| B- | 70 |\n| C+ | 67 |\n\n\n| C | 63 |\n| --- | --- |\n| etc. |  |\n\n5. Assignments and Due Dates. All course assignments and due dates are listed on the \"Course Materials\" page, which is also set as the homepage of this course. 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