Announcements (Monday January 27, 2020)
為了復習漢字學生都可以多寫書法練習。一張書法練習是十分功課EC。應該練習我們這個學期(semester)學的漢字。
Download blank calligraphy practice here 書法練習.
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Excellent 90 % or more |
The presentation contains all of the required components demonstrating an understanding of and the ability to use vocabulary from the most recent lessons. Pronunciation is accurate, and easy for the teacher to understand. Presenters have the conversation memorized with only brief glances at notes, but the presentation is smooth with no pauses in the conversation. |
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Good 80 % or more |
The presentation contains all of the required components and includes vocabulary from the most recent lessons. Pronunciation is accurate, and easy for the teacher to understand. Presenters refer to notes, but presentation is smooth with only one or two short pauses in the conversation. |
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Fair 70 % or more |
The presentation contains most of the required components. There are several incorrectly pronounced words, but it is still easy for the teacher to understand. Presenters glance often at notes, but presentation is smooth with no more than a few short pauses in the conversation. |
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Poor 0 % or more |
The presentation contains some of the required components. There are several incorrectly pronounced words, or poorly formed sentences. The teacher has difficulty understanding. Presenters read from notes. There are multiple short pauses in the conversation. |
The midterm oral originally scheduled for 十月十二號星期三 is postponed until 十月十七號星期一 to give you more time to work with your group.
Each group should create a presentation of the song 月亮代表我的心. You can use the handout from class and music from the internet or play your own instrument! (see Youtube ukulele tutorial or printed ukulele arrangement)
月亮代表我的心
[Yuèliàng dàibiǎo wǒ de xīn]: The moon represents my heart
This is a Chinese classic your grandmother would love. The song was made popular many years ago and is one of the most popular Chinese songs in Asia. I am linking to the song sung by the original singer and several versions sung by non-Chinese musicians.
http://www.memrise.com/group/9424398/
大家好 (dà jiā hăo) and welcome to Chinese 201! It is great that you can continue your study of Chinese. I hope that this semester will be an interesting and rewarding experience.
My name is Jeff Winters. I will be the instructor for this course. I'm the Language Lab Director at CSULB. I also have the great opportunity to teach Chinese 201 this semester. I have been studying Chinese for over 30 years now, and teaching Mandarin for nearly 20 years. I hope that you will find the Chinese language and culture as interesting as I have.
Use the menu at the top of the page to access information related to the course. In the Faculty area, you'll find faculty office hours for the semester, and additional contact information.
In the Syllabus area, you will find details about the course, my expectations, an overview of all assignments, and information about grading and assessment. This is the first information you should read.
The Schedule area lists the topics discussed and the homework assignments due each class meeting.
The Study Guides and Grammar areas contain detailed information about each lesson including interesting links to Chinese language and cultural sites. The Assignments area is where you'll find information about each assignment. These are the two areas you will probably use most during the semester.
In the Gradebook area you will be able to access up-to-date grade information for each assignment, quizzes, and other graded activities.
There is much information available on this site and on the Internet which can enhance your Chinese learning experience. I encourage you to take advantage of this resource.