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FIRST NATIONS LANGUAGE | COURSE GOALS/OUTCOMES | LEARNING OBJECTIVES |
FNLG 1000 | Students will be introduced to and gain an appreciation for connections between the First Nations language and the culture associated with peoples of that language group and their life-ways. | demonstrate the ability to understand and respond in everyday conversational situations; |
communicate in a variety of everyday situations, including community life and events; | ||
demonstrate the ability to respond to simple commands and greetings in the First Nations language using short phrases or appropriate actions; | ||
gain an appreciation for basic oral traditions and cultural protocols of the First Nations language; and | ||
develop an awareness of grammatical structures and sounds associated with the First Nations language. | ||
FNLG 1010 | Students will be introduced to and gain an appreciation for connections between the First Nations language and the culture associated with peoples of that language group and their life-ways. | demonstrate the ability to understand and respond in everyday conversational situations; |
communicate in a variety of everyday situations including community life and events; | ||
demonstrate the ability to respond to simple commands and greetings in the First Nations language using short phrases or appropriate actions; | ||
gain an appreciation for basic oral traditions and cultural protocols of the First Nations language; and | ||
develop and demonstrate an awareness of grammatical structures and sounds associated with the First Nations | ||
FNLG 1100 | Students will be introduced to and gain an appreciation for connections between the First Nations language and the culture associated with peoples of that language group and their life-ways. | demonstrate the ability to understand and respond in everyday conversational situations; |
communicate in a variety of everyday situations including community life and events; | ||
demonstrate the ability to respond to commands and greetings in the First Nations language using phrases or short sentences; | ||
gain an appreciation for oral traditions and cultural protocols of the First Nations language; and | ||
develop an understanding of grammatical structures and sounds associated with the First Nations language. | ||
FNLG 1110 | Students will be introduced to and gain an appreciation for connections between the First Nations language and the culture associated with peoples of that language group and their life-ways. | demonstrate the ability to understand and respond in everyday conversational situations; |
communicate in a variety of everyday situations including community life and events; | ||
demonstrate the ability to respond to commands and greetings in the First Nations language using phrases or short sentences; | ||
gain an appreciation for oral traditions and cultural protocols of the First Nations language; and | ||
develop and demonstrate an increased understanding of grammatical structures and sounds associated with the First Nations language. |