1 初級日本語 BEGINNING JAPANESE II Spring 2015 JPN102-005 Monday & Thursday, 1:10 pm - 2:25 pm W623 Instructor: Andras Molnar E-mail: j.andras.molnar@gmail.com Office hours: Mon. 2:30-3:30, Fri. 3:30 – 4:30 HW1442 (or by appointment. Please contact me.) Course Requirements Attendance - Only emergency (e.g. sudden hospitalization) can be considered as an excused absence. - After 3 absences, 2% will be deducted from your final grade for each absence. - 3 late arrivals will equal 1 absence. Homework: refer to Class Schedule on page 2. - Late HW will only be accepted in the immediate following class. - You may study with friends, but do your HW alone. Plagiarism will result in 0 points. - Put your number on everything. Multiple sheets must be stapled. Chapter Quizzes: mainly grammar questions. Kanji & Listening Quizzes: Kanji, dictation and translation. Vocab Quizzes (2 per chapter) - Given during the first 5 minutes of class. No make-up if you are late or absent. - 0 points if you are not present at the time the quiz is given. Midterm Presentation: 2-3 person group skit. Perfect memorization is required. Final Exam: Tuesday, May 19th 9:00-11:00am Required Readings and Materials - Genki 1: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese (2nd Edition) by The Japan Times, 2011 - Genki 1 Workbook: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese (2nd Edition), 2011 - A Dictionary of Japanese Particles by Sue A. Kawashima, published by Kodansha, 1999 * 10% discount on the above 3 books when purchased at Kinokuniya Bookstore. Show student ID. Method of Evaluation Attendance & Participation Homework Chapter Quizzes Kanji & Listening Quizzes Vocab Quizzes Lab hours (8 hours minimum) Midterm Presentation Final Exam 15% 15% 10% 10% (Kanji 7%, Listening 3%) 5% 5% 15% 25% 先生からのメッセージ The grammar points you will learn this semester will be much more complex. Every class session will cover so much information. The nature of language learning is such that missing even one class is seen as detrimental to your progress. DON’T MISS CLASS except in an emergency. 2 Class Schedule *This is a guideline and is subject to change. Date Voc Q Content HW due (workbook p.#) 1/29 Th 6 First class: Katakana, V てもいいです/てはいけまん 2/2 M 6 Kanji, V1 て V2, 〜から, V ましょうか page# 58, 59 2/5 Th 7 Chapter #6 QUIZ part2, V ている 60, 61,62(CD), Lab HW 2/9 M 7 Body Part が Adjective, Adjective て form V 漢 137-138, 65,66 2/18 W 7 Katakana QUIZ, Place に V に行く/来る/かえる V 67,68, Lab HW 2/19 Th 2/23 M 8 Kanji, ない form, V ないでください V 2/26 Th 8 Short Forms, 〜と思います, 〜と言っていました V 3/2 M 8 V のが好きです, 〜が, なにか, なにも 74, 75,76, Lab HW 3/5 Th Chapter #8 QUIZ 77,78, 79,80(CD) 3/9 M 9 Kanji, た form (Past Tense Short Forms) V 漢 141-142 3/12 Th 9 Qualifying Nouns V 83,84 3/16 M 9 まだ V ていません, 〜から 86, Lab HW 3/19 Th Chapter #9 QUIZ 87,88, 89(CD) 3/23 M 10 Kanji, Comparatives, Superlatives V 3/26 Th 10 Adjective/Noun + の, 〜つもりだ, Adjective + なる V 3/30 M 10 どこかに, どこにも, Means で 93,94, Lab HW 4/2 Th Chapter #10 QUIZ 95,96, 97-98(CD) 4/13 M 11 Kanji, V たい, V たがっている V たり V たりする 4/16 Th Midterm skit presentations 4/20 M 111 111 4/23 Th 11 V たことがある, Noun A や Noun B 4/27 M 4/30 Th 12 Kanji, 〜んです, 〜すぎる V 漢 147-148 5/4 M 12 〜ほうがいいです, 〜ので V 106 5/7 Th 12 〜なければ/なきゃいけません, 〜でしょう 107,108, Lab HW 5/11 M Th Chapter #12 QUIZ 109,110, 111-112(CD) 5/14 Chapter #7 QUIZ 69, 71(CD) Midterm Script! 漢 143- 144 91-92 V 漢 145-146 V 100,Lab HW Midterm skit presentations Chapter #11 QUIZ 712 漢 139-140 101,102, 103,104(CD) Final Exam review 5/21 Th Final Exam 1:45pm-3:45pm No Class on 4/3, 7 and 10 V-verb, N-noun, Adj-adjective, S-sentence 3 Bookstores that carry Japanese textbooks, reference books, etc. Kinokuniya Bookstore 1073 6th Avenue bet. 40 & 41 St. (212) 869-1700 th th Book Off 49 West 45 St. bet. 5 & 6 Avenue (212) 685-1410 The following is strictly prohibited during class and will impact your grade: Any use of a cell phone. If you are found using one, you will be asked to leave. Use of a laptop or iPad. It is important to use handwriting in a language class. Leaving the classroom for more than 10 minutes. Dropping off homework in the instructor’s mailbox. Late homework will only be collected during the immediate following class. Before coming to class Read the chapter thoroughly in advance. Be prepared to ask questions that need clarifying. We need to maximize class time to tackle materials that you find particularly difficult. Listen to the audio CDs every day to train your ears. Copy to iPod, iPhone, Android, etc. so that you can listen to them during your commute, break, or study. During quizzes and exams Please use pencils and an eraser only. Write as neatly as possible. Put one answer per question. Giving multiple responses will be regarded as unfair and will result in 0 points. Check your Hunter email Important information regarding exams, quizzes, homework, etc. will be sent via Blackboard. Please set up your school email to be forwarded to your personal email address so that you won’t miss out on important information. Online resources Genki online Chapter dialogue movies CUNY BA (major in Japanese) genki.japantimes.co.jp/self_en wpgenki.whitebase.co.jp/self/genki-movie cunyba.gc.cuny.edu/aoc-prospectives Studying abroad Study-abroad information Research Student Scholarship Go Go Nihon (live & study in Japan) www.mext.go.jp/english/highered/1303739.htm www.ny.us.emb-japan.go.jp/en/h/03.html www.gogonihon.com Academic Integrity Statement “Hunter College regards acts of academic dishonesty (e.g., plagiarism, cheating on examinations, obtaining unfair advantage, and falsification of records and official documents) as serious offenses against the values of intellectual honesty. The College is committed to enforcing the CUNY Policy on Academic Integrity and will pursue cases of academic dishonesty according to the Hunter College Academic Integrity Procedures. 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