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4th Year Classes End of Year Survey  2007-2008
 
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I'm in: 
 
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I plan on taking more of this foreign language in college.
 
 
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In college I plan on taking a different foreign language.
 
 
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In this class this year, I view myself as:
 
  
 
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I think the teacher sees me as:
 
  
 
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In regards to this class,
 
  
 
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Which of the four basic skills of learning a language do you feel you are the STRONGEST in?
 
  
 
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Which of the four basic skills of learning a language do you feel you are the WEAKEST in? 
  
 
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Rank the following from (1) what you liked the most to what you liked the least about this class. 
 
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I would give myself this grade for my READING skills in the foreign language. 
 
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I would give myself this grade for my WRITING skills in the foreign language. 
 
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I would give myself this grade for my SPEAKING skills in the foreign language. 
 
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I would give myself this grade for my LISTENING skills in the foreign language. 
 
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Overall for the class, considering the amount of work I put into it, I would give myself this grade. 
 
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I can carry on a conversation in the language in several situations. 
 
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I can give detailed information and opinions in a spoken conversation on many different topics. 
 
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I can give detailed information and opinions in a written form on many different topics. 
 
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I can make requests and ask different types of questions in a variety of social situations. 
 
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I can recognize and use situation-appropriate non-verbal communication. 
 
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I can use speaking and listening strategies to get my point across. 
(example:  If I didn't know the word I needed, I could describe it with words I did know or use another word that would mean something similar.) 
 
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I can respond accurately to everyday requests, commands and directions. 
 
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I can demonstrate comprehension of both authentic and non-authentic written and spoken language through tasks that are at my level of language knowledge. 
 
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I can make an educated guess about meaning in unfamiliar written and spoken contexts, using cognates and familiar vocabulary to help me understand new words. 
 
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I can recite rhymes, proverbs, and poetry or sing songs of the target language and cultures. 
 
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I can produce and present creative material on a variety of topics. 
(Examples:  Reports, plays, PowerPoint presentations, etc.) 
 
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I can read passages aloud and show that my intonation and pronunciation has improved over my four years of study. 
 
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I can compose detailed written information with a variety of vocabulary and structures. 
 
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I can analyze and reflect on cultural practices of the culture of the language I'm studying. 
 
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I can discuss products, perspectives, and symbols of the cultures of the language through guided participation. 
 
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I can explain factors that influence practices, products and perspectives of the cultures of the language I'm studying. 
(Examples:  Politics, gender equality, environmental issues, etc.) 
 
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I can explain the interrelations among the practices, products, and perspectives of the cultures studied. 
 
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I can explain significant events unique to the culture of the language I'm studying. 
 
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I can explain contributions from other cultures. 
 
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I can make connections with other content areas through resources intended for native speakers. 
(Example:  I could use an article I read in the foreign language as one of the sources for a paper in history.) 
 
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I can design and share activities and materials that integrate the foreign language and cultures with concepts and skills from other content areas. 
(Examples:  Puzzles, games, mini-lessons, cadet teaching, etc.) 
 
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I can use digital media and culturally authentic resources to build vocabulary and improve listening and writing skills. 
(Examples:  Electronic dictionaries, RSS feeds, Podcasts, streaming audio, streaming video, etc.) 
 
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I can use digital media and culturally authentic resources to study target cultures. 
(Examples:  News broadcasts, online newspapers, pop culture magazines, etc.) 
 
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I can identify and evaluate resources intended for native speakers. 
 
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I can use elements of word formation to expand my vocabulary and derive meaning of new words. 
(Examples:  Prefixes, suffixes and roots.) 
 
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I can recognize and use  variety of language structures such as past tense, future tense and commands. 
 
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I can compare and use idiomatic and proverbial expressions in the target language. 
(Idiomatic is when a phrase doesn't translate word for word, such as "I have hunger" instead of "I am hungry".) 
 
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I can compare and use authentic forms of address in familiar and unfamiliar social situations. 
 
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I can compare my own culture and societal systems to those of the cultures of the language I'm studying. 
 
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I can compare and contrast elements that shape my own cultural identity with those of the cultures of the language I'm studying. 
 
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I have shared my experiences from my language classroom with others. 
 
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I've investigated and shared with others the influences of the foreign language and cultures on my own community. 
 
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I have watched a movie in the foreign language outside of class. 
 
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I've listened to songs in the foreign language outside of class. 
 
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I've had interactions online with native speakers of the foreign language. 
 
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I've independently accessed a variety of foreign language sources for entertainment or personal growth. 
 
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How much do you feel you learned this year in this language? 
 
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What do you wish you would have learned better this year?
 
 
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Any other comments:
 
 
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