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Introductory Japanese 11

 

 

Introductory Japanese 11
COMMUNICATING
It is expected that students will:
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  • introduce themselves and family members using appropriate relationship terms
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  • describe events and experiences in logical progression communicate needs, desires, and emotions appropriately
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  • exchange information orally and in writing using hiragana and katakana
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  • participate in classroom activities using progressively more complex Japanese
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  • participate in a variety of familiar situations drawn from real life
    AQUIRING INFORMATION
    It is expected that students will:
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  • locate, process, and adapt information from age-appropriate Japanese-language resources to complete authentic tasks
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  • convey acquired information in oral and visual forms, and in writing using hiragana  and katakana 
    EXPERIENCING CREATIVE WORKS
    It is expected that students will:
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  • view, listen to, and to some extent read creative works, and respond to them in various ways
    UNDERSTANDING CULTURE AND SOCIETY
    It is expected that students will:
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  • demonstrate knowledge of basic concepts and terms that characterize Japanese culture and society
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  • compare Japanese culture with their own and other cultures
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  • demonstrate understanding of Japanese contributions to Canada
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  • discuss how cultural perceptions affect language and customs
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  • identify cultural content in Japanese-language resources


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