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Christoph 1 Kone German House: 172 College Ave. (732)-932-7201 christko@eden.rutgers.edu Office Hours: Mon. 2:30 3.00 PM and by appointment in the German House, 172 College Avenue (2nd floor) Elementary German 01:470:102: 02 Index: 66128 Spring, 2007: Mon, Wed, Thurs: 1:10 2:30 PM Scott Hall 203 Course Description: The course will familiarize students with the German language and culture, using themerelated vocabulary, grammatical structures and authentic materials. Students will practice speaking, writing, reading, and listening to German. Success in this course depends for the most part on the effort and work students put into it. To that end, the written assignments are intended to guide you in practicing the four skills outlined above. Prerequisite: Elementary German 101 or Rutgers Placement Exam. Not open for credit to students who have had two or more years of high school German. Course Goals: Students will be able to communicate in German in the following situations: Expressing opinions, likes & dislikes and preferences Making suggestions & polite requests Making travel plans, reserving train tickets and hotel rooms Reading timetables, tourist brochures and advertisements Asking for directions and identifying places on a city map Identifying countries & cities on a map and telling where people come from Asking and identifying prices, measurements and sizes Ordering food and drinks in a restaurant Making plans for leisure time activities Describing morning and daily routines and identifying parts of the body Expressing frequency of events Narrating events in the past Reading authentic literary texts and relating them to historical events in Germany Comparing environmental issues in Germany and the US Discussing Germany s role in Europe Recommended course: Students of 102 are strongly encouraged to enroll in Elementary German Lab course (01:470:104:01) that meets on Wednesdays: (2:50 4:10 pm) in Lang Lab 119. This one- 2 credit course provides an organized review of important course material with exciting activities. Assessment: Homework, WB, and outside assignments: Oral Assessments Written Quizzes/Tests Participation/Attendance Final Exam (oral & written assessment) 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% Grades: Grades will be assigned according to the following scale: A: 90-100%; B+: 85-89%; B: 80-84%; C+: 75-79%; C: 70-74%; D: 66-69%; F: 65% and below Required Texts: Text: Neue Horizonte (Dollenmayer, Crocker, Hansen) Houghton Mifflin 2003, 6th edition, ISBN: 0-618-24129-9 Neue Horizonte Workbook/Laboratory Manual/ Video Workbook. Dollenmayer/Crocker/Hansen, Houghton Mifflin 2003 Attendance: All students must attend regularly and arrive prepared. Those who miss more than 3 classes without a compelling excuse (a doctor s or college dean s note for instance) should expect a one-step reduction in the course grade (i.e. an A becomes a B+, a B+ becomes a B). Three late arrivals count as one absence. Note: It is the responsibility of students who have been absent (for any reason) to find out what they have missed and obtain materials that may have been handed out. Plagiarism: Plagiarism is an extremely serious matter, and can lead to a student s failing the course and being referred to his or her dean for disciplinary action. When referring to ideas other than your own, always acknowledge your sources clearly and completely, whether you are quoting or paraphrasing. Please see the University s policies on academic integrity at http://teachx.rutgers.edu/integrity/policy.html, and discuss with your instructor any questions you may have about this and related issues. Photocopies: Department photocopying fees add up quickly and impressively; we will therefore need to collect from each student 5 cents per page toward the cost of handouts other than the syllabus, quizzes and tests. Final Exam: Thursday, May 8, 2008 12.00---------15:00Uhr The assignments listed on this syllabus will require you to review your class notes, 3 make use of your textbook and workbook, and visit the language lab. These assignments will be collected and/or spot-checked regularly and assigned a grade. It is highly recommended to get a soft-cover German-English dictionary as well. Assignments that are incomplete at the time they are collected or checked will not receive full credit. BRING TEXTBOOK AND WORKBOOK TO EVERY CLASS CLASSWORK 23.01 Mittwoch: Intro activities pp. 183 Dialogues p. 184: Vocabulary p. 188-189: Introduce Der/Ein Words Review of Summer Activities! HOMEWORK You will be required to visit the Language Lab at least once per chapter to complete exercises in the Lab Manual for the chapter discussed in class. While all activities can be of value, be sure to complete the following exercises for each chapter. Be sure to sign in each time you visit; sign-in sheets are sent to the instructor each week. CAC: Language Lab 20 Seminary Place, room 119 Douglass: Ruth Adams Bldg., room 102 Livingston: Tillett Hall, room 202 24.01 Donnerstag: p. 188-189 Der/Ein Words p. 191: aber vs. sondern pp. 192: verbs with dative objects p. 201: vocabulary Sommer Activities 28.01 Montag p. 193: Personal Dative p. 194: W rden+ Infinitive p. 195: Verbs with 2-way Preps. Summer Activities 30.01 Mittwoch p. 195: Verbs with 2-way prepositions p. 197: Perfect Tense of modal verbs p. 202-203: Unterwegs mit Fahrrad Auto und der Bahn 31.01 Donnerstag p. 202: Story p. 195: Verbs with 2 way prepositions pp.204: A 1-11 Story: pp. 201 - 202 WB: 65 - 66 Study Vocabulary for Chapt. 7 Memorize Dative Verbs WB: pp. 63 & QUIZ: 64 Chapt. 7: Vocabulary & Grammar TEXT: pp. 185: A & B p.189: 1 & 2 p. 191: 5 & 6 Memorize new vocabulary WB: pp. 61-62 4 04.02 Montag: Vocab. p. 211 pp. 212: Pers nliche Fragen A p. 210: dialoges pp. 213: Vokabeln: Am Tisch p. 215 - 217: Subordinate Clauses & Subordinate pp. 216: 1-2 Conjunctions pp. 217: 4 06.02 Mittwoch: p. 217-218: Question Words as Sub. Conjunctions p. 220: Infinitive Construction with ZU p. 223: Introduce Genitive Case 07.02 Donnerstag: pp, 219: Order of clauses in sentences pp. 231: Vocabulary pp. 223 - 225: Genitive Case 11.02 Montag: pp. 226-227: Prepositions with Gen. Case pp. 231: Vocabulary pp. 232: Aspekte der Gro stadt 13.02 Mittwoch: pp. Aspekte der Gro stadt p. 226: Prepositons with Genitive Case 14.02 Donnerstag: p. 241: Dialoges p. 242: Vocabulary p.246 - 249: Adjective Endings: 18.02 Montag: p. 248 - 249: Adjective Endings p. 253: Word Order of Adverbs: time/manner/place 20.02 Mittwoch: WB: 91 - 93 pp. 251: 4,5,6,8 pp. 252: 9 pp. 241: Read & discuss dialogues pp. 243 Pers nliche Fragen: Memorize tables for Adjective Endings ***Unit Test: Chapters 7 & 8**** Finish story: Askpekte der Gro stadt pp. Fragen: 234: 1-10 pp. 232: Read story Aspekte der Gro stadt WB: pp. 72 - 75 Quiz: Genitive Case & Vocabulary (chapt. 8) pp. 219: 8 & 9 pp. 222: 13, 14, & 16 pp. 224: 17 pp. 218: 5, 6, 7 WB: 69 - 71 Quiz: Vocab/Grammar Chapt. 8 5 p. 253: Time Manner Place p. 254: Ordinal Numbers & Dates p. 255: Dates in German 21.02----Donnerstag:: pp. 261 - 262: Unsere Umwelt in Gefahr pp. 260: Wortschatz pp. 257: Go over Exercise 17 25.02 Montag: pp.270: Wortschatz (chapt 10) pp. 269: Dialogues: 1-3 pp. 274-275 Simple Past Tense 27.02 Mittwoch: p. 274: Simple Past Tense p. 276: Memorize Table of Strong verbs pp. 278: Simple Past of Modal Verbs 28.02 Donnerstag: pp. 290: Eine Ausstellung historischer Plakate der Weimarer Republik Read & Discuss 03.03 Montag: p. 281: Equivalents for when: als, wenn, wann p. 278: simple past of modal verbs: p. 279: simple Past Tense of haben & werden p. 285: More time expressions 05.03 Mittwoch: p. 290-291: Finish Reading Eine Ausstellung historischer Plakate aus der Weimarer Republik pp. 292: Fragen A: 1-9 06.03 Donnerstag: Quiz on Adjective Endings & Vocabulary pp. 255: 14 & 15 pp. 257: 17 to be handed in! Read story: Unsere Umwelt in Gefahr: pp. 261 - 262 Workbook: 95 - 99 p. 271: A: Pers nliche Fragen p. 270: Wortschatz pp. 277: 2 & 3 (to be handed in) Quiz on Simple Past Tense Part 1 & Vocabulary WB pages 101-102 Read text and learn all new vocabulary! Quiz: Chapter 10: Simple Past Tense Part 2 pp. 282: 9 & 10 pp. 284: 12 pp. 285: 13 - 14 Workbook pages: 103 - 104 Read & Discuss story: Unsere Welt in Gefahr in class. Learn all new vocabulary Quiz Chapt 11. Vocabulary and Grammar 6 S. 324: Map of Europe Identify the countries on the map Hauptst dte S. 337-339: Formation of the comparative degree S. 340: Umlaut in Comparative & Superlative 10.03 Montag: pp.299: Dialoge pp.300: Wortschatz pp.303 304 Reflexive Verbs & Reflexive Pronouns 12.03 Mittwoch: Film im Unterricht: (Attendance Mandatory) 13.03 Donnerstag: Film im Unterricht: (Attendance mandatory) 24.03 Montag: pp. 306: Verbs requiring the Acc. Reflexive pp. 307: Verbs requiring the Dat. Reflexive pp.309: Dative Pronouns with clothing and parts of the body 26.03 Mittwoch: pp. 309: Dative pronouns with clothing and parts of the body pp. 311: Adjectives & Pronouns of indefinite number _______________________________________ _ 27.03 Donnerstag: pp. 312: Adjectival Nouns pp. 314: Neuter adjectival nouns referring to qualitites 31.03 Montag: pp.337-339: 1-3, 4-6 pp. 340: Table and complete Exercises 7 & 8 Dialogues go over Study Wortschatz Review for Unit Test Film im Unterricht: Attendance Mandatory! Film in Unterricht: A. Pers nliche Fragen: pp. 301 pp. 305: 2, 3, 4 Workbook pages: 109 -111 pp. 312: 17 & 18 pp. 314: 19 WB pp. 109 - 112 __________________________________________ Quiz: Reflexive Verbs & Prounouns Review from pp. 303 - 305 7 pp. 310: bung 14 & 15 pp. 311: Adjectives & Prounouns of Indefinite Number 02.04----Mittwoch: p. 321 323: Read Story Aufsatz: Das Wochenende Go over Text: Deutschland Im europ ischen Haus Fragen: S. 323: A 1 - 8 03.04----Donnerstag: Wortschatz: S. 320 Einstieg in den Text: S. 319 - 320 07.04----Montag: Ein Bedeutungsvoller Film 09:04----Mittwoch: S. 331: Dialogues Wortschatz: S. 332 10.04----Donnerstag: S. 335: Heimweh 14.04----Montag: S. 336-337: Comparison of Adjectives & Adverbs 16.04----Mittwoch: S. 340: Umlaut in Comparative & Superlative 17.04----Donnerstag: S. 355: Lesest ck: Zwei Denkm ler 21.04----Montag: S. 355-356: Complete: Zwei Denkm ler Fragen: S. 356: A 1- 9 Arbeitsheft: S. 137 139 Wortschatz Check-Up from S. 332 S. 337: bungen 1 & 2 S. 333: bungen A & B S. 320: bung B Diskussion: Ein Bedeutungsvoller Film Diskussion: Heimweh bungen: C&D S. 334 8 23.04----Mittwoch: S. 338: Formulation of the Superlative 24.04.----Donnerstag: S. 343: Relative Prounouns & Relative Clauses 28.04----Montag: Rules for Relative Clauses: S. 344-345 30.04-----Mittwoch: Go over Relative Prounouns _______________________________________ _ 01.05----Donnerstag: _______________________________________ _ 05.05----Montag: Oral Final Evaluation: Gruppe 1 Arbeitsheft: Seite 117 - 119 S. 345: bungen 14 & 15 S. 338 - 339: bungen 3 6 _____________________________________________ Review for Final Examination Questions on everything which was covered in this course 08. 05-----Donnerstag: FINAL EXAM 12:00 PM 3:00 PM

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