French VI AP
FRENCH VI AP: This 6th year course is designed to follow the Advanced Placement course description from the College Board. Students will prepare themselves to take the Advanced Placement exam in May. The course curriculum is aligned with College Board guidelines. French VI students will share their analysis and personal reactions to expository and literary texts with peers and speakers of French; exchange, support, and discuss their opinions and individual perspectives with peers and speakers of the foreign language on a variety of topics dealing with contemporary and historical issues; select and analyze a variety of literary genres in French; demonstrate an increasing understanding of the cultural nuances of meaning as expressed in the literature; create increasingly more sophisticated stories and poems, short plays, or skits based on personal experience and exposure to themes, ideas, and perspectives from the French cultures; and prepare a research-based analysis of a topic. Students will also exhibit an in-depth knowledge of at least one significant literary, musical, and artistic period and understand the relationship of the various art forms of that period in the French speaking cultures and an ability to show appropriate behavior within the French culture at a variety of social, business, and public events.
Length: Year
Offered: Fall/Spring
Number of Periods per Semester: One
Grade Level: 12
Course Prerequisites: French V
Application: None
Tryout : None
Counselor Approval Required: None
Dual Credit: No
Weighted: Yes, Full Point
Diploma Path: Fulfills a World Language Requirement for all Diplomas
Quantitative Reasoning: No
Other: Advanced Placement and dual credit courses use collegiate texts and are likely to have higher textbook and consumable fees.