What is the Language Program?
The Language! program is a language arts program that is scientifically based and boasts results of two grade levels for every year of instruction if taught as prescribed. Students must take a placement test and qualify for the program. It targets students that are at risk in the areas of language arts. Many of our students at Lake Forest Academy qualify in grades 3-6. We now have two language groups. One group is for third grade and the other group is for fourth and fifth graders. We are making steady progress in both groups. They are taught four days a week in two 45 minute sessions.
The Spanish & Portuguese Language Program consists of Spanish classes 1001-1054 and Portuguese classes 1101-1104. If you are looking for information pertaining to classes in the 3XXX level, please refer to Undergraduate Information. The language program consists of the beginning and intermediate levels of Spanish and Portuguese culture and language instruction. The focus is on learning to read, write, listen to and speak the languages. By completing the language program’s highest level, students fulfill the CLA language requirement for graduation and are prepared to move on within the Spanish and Portuguese Department to complete a minor or a major. If you have never taken Spanish before and wish to start taking Spanish 1001, please note the following: • If it has been less than 5 years since you’ve graduated from High School you can either scan and email or fax your High School Transcripts** to us (fax number is 612-625-3549, email is spanport@umn.edu). If you are faxing us informatio
The language program consists of the beginning and intermediate levels of Spanish language instruction (S100/S105 – S250). The focus of these courses is on learning to speak, listen to, read and write in Spanish. By completing the highest level, students are prepared to continue with a major or minor in Spanish.
This program will pair international students on exchange at Carleton with language Carleton students. The aim of the program is to allow students to exchange their native languages and cultures so that both sides benefit. What does my partner do? Your partner can help you with your English or French, while at the same time you’ll help your partner learn your native language. You decide what you want to learn and how. All of this while making a friend in the process! How can I take part? If you would like to take part in the program, please fill out one of out forms and return it to one of the CueX executive or the ISSO (501 UniCentre) You may download the form here.
