LIHL 124 F - Intermediate Level Communication & Culture Heritage Vietnamese WINTER 2017

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LIHL 124 F - Intermediate Level Communication & Culture Heritage Vietnamese WINTER 2017 Instructor: Dr. Kimloan Hill Office: 3256 AP & M Building Office hours: Tuesdays, Thursdays 2:00 pm 3:00 pm; OR 10 am 10:30 am on Tuesday or Thursday ONLY BY APPOINTMENT E-mail: klhill@ucsd.edu Class Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30 pm to 2:50 pm; CENTER 201 Course Description and Objectives General Description: LIHL 124 is designed for heritage speakers of Vietnamese who wish to strengthen their speaking, reading and writing skills in Vietnamese. The term heritage speaker is used within the foreign-language teaching field to refer to individuals who are exposed to a language other than English while growing up that they learn to understand and speak to some degree, but do not fully acquire it to native-speaker levels of proficiency and literacy because English is the dominant language in their daily life activities. Some knowledge of reading and writing is therefore required in this course. LIHL 114, Section B00 is taught at intermediate level and is designed to improve students' command of the Vietnamese language in the areas of reading, writing and conversation. Material is presented in the context of cultural, social and literary topics. The course will be taught in the standard Northern dialect spoken in South Vietnam. Level of the Class: In order to offer a curriculum optimal for the students enrolled, the language level of the course could vary from quarter to quarter based on the language skills of the people in the class. For instance, at the entry and intermediate levels, the emphasis will be placed more on reading and speaking skills. At the advanced level, the focus will be placed on learning written form and speaking formally rather than spoken, or colloquial, form of the language. In addition, the same classes may be taught at two different levels if necessary. Students who are considered native speakers of Vietnamese are not accepted in this class; these classes are designed for heritage speakers and are not intended to serve as easy A courses for native speakers under any circumstances. If students are caught misrepresenting their knowledge of Vietnamese or the level of class attended in, they will be asked to leave the class and will either be dropped from the class roster or receive a failing grade in the course. Course Material available in UCSD bookstore Mandatory (1) Required Texts: Reader Vietnamese Heritage - Communication & Culture Intermediate level, Winter 2017 (2) Vietnamese-English, English-Vietnamese dictionaries. Bring it to class every session 1

Availability Outside the Classroom: I will hold regular office hours to answer any questions you might have. If you cannot make it to the regularly scheduled office hours, please contact me to set up an appointment (emails are best). If you encounter difficulty with course material, please ask questions and see me for help. Course grade breakdown: Active participation in small groups and in class discussion: 15% Execution of the written work and reading assignments 15 % Quizzes: 15% Term Paper: 15% Midterm Tests: 20% Finals: 20% Daily Homework will be assigned, and late homework is not accepted, excepted only when approved by the instructor and under certain extraordinary circumstances. There will be no make-up exams! Please do not email me after the quarter is over to challenge or request an explanation for a previous grade, or to do extra-credit work to raise your grade. If you have questions about the grade of a previous test, paper, or homework assignment, please ask me DURING the quarter, at which time I will be more than happy to discuss it with you. Class Participation is an essential foundation for learning a language. Students are expected to come to class prepared and willing to participate in all classroom activities. Attendance will be taken regularly and students who are not present at the beginning of the class hour will be considered absent. A maximum of 2 absences are allowed without affecting your grade. Each further absence will lower your final grade by one level. For example, one additional absence will lower a B+ to a B, or a C to a C-. If you miss a total of two weeks of class, you are encouraged to drop the class or you will fail the course. Grading: Your commitment and level of progress in the class determine your grade, not the level of your previous knowledge of Vietnamese. Most students receive A s and B s in this class. Don t expect an easy A just because you speak Vietnamese. If you do very good to excellent work, you will get an A. If you do good work, you will get a B. If you do mediocre work, do not be surprised if you get a C. Also, if you do not complete all the course requirements, do not be surprised if you get a D or an F, depending on how much you do not complete (I generally will allow you to make up for past omissions within a reasonable time frame if you ask me, but I will not chase after you to do so). And if you forget to drop the course, you will certainly get an F. Grade justification requests will not be accepted after the quarter is over. Final course grade is not calculated until after the final exam is taken and is posted online. A: 95 or more A-: 90-94.9 B+: 87-89.9 2

B: 84-86.9 B-: 80-83.9 C+: 77 79.9 C: 74 76.9 C-: 70 73.9 Statement of Academic Integrity: Students are expected to do their own work, as outlined in the UCSD Policy on Academic Integrity published in the UCSD General Catalog. However, group projects and collaboration on homework are allowed and encouraged. All the writing in your reports and essays must be your own work. You may not copy sentences or paragraphs from books, web pages, other students or any other source. If you quote anything written by anyone else, you must indicate very clearly that it is a quotation, and provide a full citation. Cheating on exams will not be tolerated, and any student who engages in suspicious conduct will be confronted and subjected to the disciplinary process. Those who are caught cheating will receive a failing grade on the assignment or the exam and/or in the entire course. Tentative testing schedule: Quizzes: January 24; February 9; Research project: Midterm Tests: January 31 FINAL EXAM: CHECK ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR DATE AND TIME Important Reminders 1. Use dictionary to find words that are not available in textbook. 2. Unless it is stated, homework assignments are writing exercises and are due in the class period following the assignment date. 3. You must complete assignments as instructed and submit it on time. 4. If your work uses information from the internet, a book, an article, etc. Cite your sources at the end of your work. 5. Quizzes and tests will be given at the beginning of class sessions Be sure to be in class on time (see make up policy for quizzes and tests above) 6. Always Use ruled-blank paper to do your homework and Staple all of your homework exercises before submitting them to instructor. 7. Double space when writing homework, tests, quizzes 8. Bring at least two blank, clean and ruled sheet of papers to exams and quizzes and staple them together before doing the exams or quizzes 9. NO TEXTING, EMAILING, RECEIVING MESSAGES DURING CLASS SESSIONS. THERE WILL BE PENALTY FOR SUCH BEHAVIOR 3

*************** Tentative Studying Schedule: Week 1: Jan. 10: Jan. 12: Week 2: Jan. 17: Placement, course introduction Reading Strategy practice, p. 15-16 (handout) Lesson One: Tê t Nguyên Đa n Pronunciation of vocabulary Assignment: Read text in its entire, get a gist of the content and write a summary of the reading in 10 line Reading of text Tu c Ngư Ca Dao, p. 20 Customs and practices before and during Tê t Assignment: DO A p Duṇg Tư Vưṇg, p. 21 Jan 19: Ngư Pha p, p. 21-22 A p Duṇg Ngư Pha p, p.22 Collective nouns & practice Assignment: Study Tư Vưṇg, p. 19-20 for Quiz #1 on Jan. 24 Begin to Study Lesson One in its entire for Midterm #1 on January 31 Note: All Quizzes and Tests will be given at the beginning of the class sessions, please be on time; no make-up. Week 3: Jan. 24: Jan. 26: Quiz #1 (20 minutes) Practice Chu c Tê t Write a Tê t card/letter to chu c Tê t parents Ba i Đo c Thêm, p. 24-25 Pronunciation of vocabulary and difficult words Assignment: Study Chú Thı ch Văn Ho a, p. 23-24 Scan and skim for information in Ba i Đo c Thêm Answer Câu Ho i, p. 25 Format of Test Assignment: Study Lesson One in its entire for Midterm #1 on January 31 Week 4: Jan 31: MIDTERM #1 Assignment: Study Tư Vưṇg of Lesson Two, Phô Cô Ha Nôị, p. 29-30 4

Feb. 2: Week 5: Feb. 7: Feb. 9: Pronunciation of vocabulary + difficult words Scan and skim for information in Reading Tu c Ngư Ca Dao, p. 30 Assignment: Prepare to answer questions in, p. 30-31 Study Tư Vưṇg, p. 29-30 for Quiz #2 on Feb. 9 Ngư Pha p and Practice, p. 31-32 Group: A p duṇg Ngư Pha p, p. 31-32 Assignment: DO A p Duṇg Tư Vưṇg, p. 31 Quiz #2 (20 minutes) Ba i Đo c Thêm, p. 33-34 Pronunciation of vocabulary and difficult words Scan and skim for information Câu Ho i, p. 34 Assignment: Begin to Study Lesson Two in its entire for Midterm #2 on February 16 Week 6: Feb. 14: Research Project Nghiên Cư u Trı nh Ba y (NCTB), see instruction on p. 34-35 History of a City in the world, except Vietnam Format for Report of NCTB NCTB is due March 7; late report will not be accepted Review Lesson Two Assignment: Finish Studying Lesson Two in its entire for Midterm #2 on February 16 Feb. 16: MIDTERM #2 Assignment: Begin to research a topic for NCTB and report your topic and research material you will use for your report on NCTB on Feb. 21 to get approval Week 7: Feb. 21: Feb. 23: Present your topic for NCTB Assignment: Study Tư Vưṇg of Lesson Three, Gia o du c gia đı nh, p. 37-38 Pronunciation of vocabulary + difficult words Reading of text Assignment: Read text in its entire and write a summary of its content in 10 lines Prepare to answer questions in, p. 38 Week 8: 5

Feb. 28: Scan and skim for information in Reading Tha nh Ngư, Tu c Ngư, p. 38 Assignment: DO A p Duṇg Tư Vưṇg, p. 39 March 2: Ngư Pha p, p. 39-40 The first family of Vietnam La c Long Quân va Âu Cơ Map of their origin The Family Tree of La c Long Quân va Âu Cơ Assignment: Study Tư Vưṇg in Ba i Đo c Thêm, p.45 Week 9: March 7: March 9 Week 10: March 14: March 16: Report on NCTB due Pronunciation of Tư Vưṇg in Ba i Đo c Thêm Scan and skim for information in Ba i Đo c Thêm, p. 44 Câu Ho i, p. 45 Assignment: Study Tư Vưṇg list of Lesson Four, Ga nh Ha ng Rong, p.48-49 Pronunciation of vocabulary + difficult words Reading of text Assignment: Prepare to answer questions in, p. 49-50 Scan and skim for information in Reading Tha nh Ngư, p. 49 Assignment: Study Tư Vưṇg of Ba i Đo c Thêm, p. 52 Ba i Đo c Thêm Scan and skim for information Câu Ho i, p. 52 Assignment: Study Lesson Three in its entire and only the content of two readings of Lesson Four for Final exam FINAL EXAM: CHECK WITH ACADEMIC SCHEDULE FOR DATE AND TIME HAPPY SPRING BREAK 6