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Students must attend and actively participate in discussions, including preparation demonstrated through in-class translation. Quarterly grading includes attendance (5%) and participation (15%), while assessments consist of fifteen quizzes plus a midterm and final, with a defined grading rubric, late-work policy, retake rules, and academic dishonesty consequences.","Syllabus: German II  \nCourse Description  \nMore citizens of the EU speak German than any other language! For centuries, it has been one of the key languages of academic scholarship, particularly in the fields of science and theology. It has a rich literary history, encompassing hundreds of novelists, playwrights, and poets. German II will review the basics of German grammar and vocabulary in the first 8 weeks and then spend the rest of the year reading, translating, and analyzing German texts, both contemporary and historical. German texts studied will include the Luther Bible, fairy tales, short stories, and both classical and contemporary, popular music.  \nAttendance and Participation  \nBoth attendance and participation are vital parts of this course; therefore, students are required to attend class sessions and participate actively in discussions. Students are expected to view archives of any missed classes, and are responsible for obtaining any notes or assignments.  \nStudents will be given quarterly grades for both participation and attendance:  \n● Fifteen percent of the final grade will be attributed to relevant class participation. This includes raising one's hand, commenting regularly via microphone/webcam, and using the chat box regularly to contribute to the academic conversation. Included in the class participation grade will be your preparation for the reading in German assigned for each class session as evidenced by your translation in class, when called upon, of any part of the day’s reading.  \n● Five percent of the final grade will be attributed to class attendance. Being present, being on time, and readiness for class are all factors to be considered in the class attendance grade. Excused absences will not detrimentally impact attendance grades.  \nGrading rubrics are located in the Course Documents folder in each course page.  \nAssignments & Exams  \nThere will be fifteen quizzes assigned over the course of the year. The first five quizzes will cover the basic elements of German grammar (verb conjugation and pronouns, tenses, articles & inflections, modals, word order & conjunctions and passive and subjunctive moods. There will be one review quiz per week for the first five weeks of the year. After the review quizzes, there will be quizzes covering the content of each of the reading assignments in German. You can expect these to cover specific vocabulary and to ask questions in German which require answers in German about the content of the reading assignments. There  \n1  \n©2019 by Veritas Scholars Academy, Lancaster, Pennsylvania  \nwill also be a midterm and final exam. All quizzes will be due at 11:55 PM ET on the date shown.  \nEvaluation  \nThe final grade is determined on the following basis:  \n● Class Attendance 5%  \n● Relevant Class Participation 15%  \n● Quizzes 40%  \n● Midterm/Final Assessment 40%  \nGrading Scale  \nThe following grading scale will apply for all assignments and final grades.  \n100% – 90% = A; 89% -80% = B; 79% -70% = C; 69% -0% = F. 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