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Student Outcomes for Spanish Language

Intermediate Level

Skills:

1. Production


WRITTEN

  • Agreement on the noun phrase
  • Provide instructions.
  • Express feelings and emotional states, as well as doubts and desires.
  • Accurate usage of interrogative elements.
  • Express oneself in a formal and informal context
  • Express probability and hypothesis.
  • Express plans in the future tense and predictions.
  • Express fear, goals, happiness, sadness.
  • Express disappointment and use the conditional tense.
  • Write a solid argument.
  • Ability to auto-correct.


ORAL

  • Express preferences and opinion
  • Ask and give advice / directions etc.
  • Express obligation, necessity, prohibition, possibility, purpose, desire and doubt.
  • Express possibility and impossibility.
  • Express probability and preference.
  • Express fear, goals, happiness, sadness.
  • Express disappointment and use the conditional tense.
  • Argument solidly.
  • Self-correct own speech.

2. Comprehension


WRITTEN

  • Comprehend a broad variety of interrogative settings, direct and indirect.
  • Relate information and determine cause and consequence.
  • Be able to comprehend critical papers.
  • Understand information and argumentation.


ORAL

  • Control communication, restate using different words and extract conclusions.
  • Express certainty and lack of knowledge.
  • Understand judgements and values.
  • Understands statements describing plans and projects.

3. Interaction.


ORAL

  • Interact in an informal or formal setting using the appropriate forms.
  • Respond to direct questions with the necessary tenses.
  • Argue and express self solidly.
  • Assured self-correction.
  • Be able to make self understood in an argument


CHAT/BLOG

  • Express preferences and opinion.
  • Express obligation, necessity, prohibition, possibility, purpose, desire and doubt.
  • Argue through interaction.
  • Be able to understand and respond to exchanges related to argumentation.

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