Chandler-Gilbert Community College
Course Syllabus
Course: CHI 102, Honors Mandarin 5
Title: Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I
Semester: Fall 2013
Section:
Location: Williams Field High School
Instructor Name and Degrees: Jiexin Zhang MA
Contact Information: jiexin.zhang@husd.org
Office Hours: 7: 00 am – 11: 55 am
Textbooks and editions: Integrated Chinese, Part Level 1 Part 2
ISBN #: 978-0-88727-670-5
Course Description: Continued study of grammar and vocabulary along
with the study of Chinese culture. Emphasis on pronunciation and speaking
skills. Prerequisites: CHI101 or equivalent.
Course Competencies:
1. Demonstrate proper social interaction in Chinese. (I)
2. Demonstrate proper use of Chinese vocabulary required for common
tasks, such as checking into a hotel, seeing a doctor and discussing travel
plans. (I)
3. Use common idiomatic expressions in Chinese. (I)
4. Demonstrate fundamental knowledge of basic pronunciation, grammar
and elementary conversational, reading and writing skills of standard
Mandarian Chinese. (I, II, III)
5. Read and write approximately 200 additional Characters. (I, II)
6. Identify and practice Chinese rules of grammar. (II)
7. Practice expressions of time. (II)
8. Identify and use three common Chinese sentence structures. (II)
9. Practice correct usage of Chinese verbs. (II)
10. Use terms to describe physical objects, including color, weight, height,
length, and measurement. (II)
11. Use the particles "je," "de," and "ne." (II)
12. Describe basic elements of Chinese history and culture. (IV)
Attendance: Aligned with Higley Unified School District #60 attendance policy.
Grading:
Grades will be a combination of graded class work 20%, quiz and test 20%, graded home
assignments 20%, practice and participation 20%, final exam is worth 20%. The grading scale is
as follows:
A= 90% - 100% B= 80%- 89% C=70%- 79% D= 60%-69%
All assignments need to be turned in with Name, Date, and Period. Late work is only acceptable
the next day for a 50% reduced grade. Make-up work must be completed in a timely manner.
Cheating and disruptions during a test/ quiz will result in a zero. There will be no talking during
the test.
Retaking tests/assessments: You are permitted to retake only once any graded assessment,
excluding the final exams. This includes quizzes, projects, writing tests, speaking tests and
Chapter exams. The grade you get on the retake will be the score that goes into the gradebook.
Extra Credit is not available for this class. It is the belief of Rio Salado College that all work
done for a class should receive regular credit and is more than sufficient to assess the
understanding of material presented in the course.
Calendar:
Week One
Week Two
Week Three
Week Four
Week Five
Week Six
Week Seven
Review Book I Level I
Lesson 11 New Words and Sentence Patterns and Grammar 比 了
会 and the first part of Dialogue 1
The 2nd part of Dialogue 1 and sentence patterns in it 一点儿
Dialogue 2 Part 1 New Words, sentence and grammar. 又 可是 但
是
Dialogue2 Part2, grammar practice and reading comprehension
Lesson12 Dialogue 1 Part 1 new words and Sentence Patterns 点儿
点 除了 还 盘
Dialogue 1 Part 2 刚 就 够 别的
Week Eight
Week Nine
Week Ten
Week Eleven
Week Twelve
Week Thirteen
Week Fourteen
Week Fifteen
Week Sixteen
Week Seventeen
Week Eighteen
Week Nineteen
Dialogue2 Part1 new words and grammar 好吃的
极了
已经 再
一共
Dialogue 2 Part 2 words and sentence patterns 忘了 找
清楚 块
Fall Break
Lesson13 Dialogue 1 Part 1 下课 上…去 怎么
旁边
远 近
离
Dialogue1 Part 2 中心 中间 地方 里边
Dialogue 2 Part 1 东 南 西 北 一直 路口
Dialogue 2 Part 2
往左拐 往右拐 往前开
Lesson 14 Dialogue 1 Part 1 过生日 吃完
再 先
那些 表姐
Grammar and Sentence structure
Dialogue 1 Part 2 送给 带 饮料 水果 一把 重
接 楼下
Study Guide
Review and Prepare for Final Exam
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emphasis in the following areas: communication, critical thinking, literacy, and personal development.
Periodically, students will participate in formal and informal assessment activities that will help faculty
improve programs and teaching strategies. These activities are designed to facilitate student growth in
whatever combination of the above outcomes applies to a course.
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are not authorized to provide or approve any accommodations for students in this class without
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