Conducted in Spanish.
Intermediate Spanish II is the second course in the second-year sequence with a continued emphasis on the four skills and on critical thinking. This course focuses on vocabulary building, the examination of some of the finer grammar points, and moving students towards a more complex level of comprehension and expression. Students will continue to work with short literary texts, cultural readings and audiovisual materials. Students will interact in Spanish with the instructor, classmates and native speakers. By the end of this course, students should be able to successfully discuss in Spanish topics of importance to the twenty-first century, with emphasis on the development of critical thinking skills in addition to the refinement of the four basic language skills. After successful completion of this course, the foreign language requirement will be fulfilled for schools that require a 4th-semester proficiency.
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Spanish at BC is boring and kinda sucks no matter who your teacher is, but Hernandez is really a wonderful woman who cares about you as an individual and honestly wants you to learn spanish and hispanic culture. Grading is tough tho
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With a tough Spanish department at BC, he makes up for it. One of my favorite professors at BC who truly wants everyone to do so well. Can not recommend him enough
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Great professor and really kind person who clearly cares about the course. If you put in the effort you will do really well in this class.
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Such a sweet and caring teacher! She also understands what it's like to learn Spanish, being a native-English speaker which is nice. The Spanish department is pretty bad, but she does her best to make lessons enjoyable and is an easy grader!
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Solid class. She is very sweet. She is a good teacher but not a great teacher. Enjoyable all around though
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The greatest Professor ever. She’s the sweetest