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For advanced students in Hebrew. Application of knowledge of the language to a teaching or tutoring situation. Student submits proposal of project to instructor, and supplies weekly lesson plans and lesson evaluations. Summary report and evaluation of project required. Mandatory Pass/Fail.

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This course, which builds upon Hebrew 230, continues to emphasize skills necessary for proficiency in reading, writing, listening, and conversational Hebrew. It presents new grammatical concepts and vocabulary through texts about Israeli culture and tradition, as well as popular culture and day-to-day life in modern Israel. In addition to the textbook, course material will include reading selections from a variety of sources, as well as videos and songs. We will also be reading an abridged, simplified Hebrew novel, starting a transition from a simpler/simplified Hebrew to a more literate one.

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Continuation of Hebrew 111. Hebrew grammar; facility in reading biblical texts. Class participation, written and oral exercises, quizzs, final. Prerequisite: Hebrew 111

Continuation of HEBREW 110. Further preparation for basic proficiency in all four basic language skills, with emphasis on speaking.

This course is the first half of a two-semester sequence introducing Modern Hebrew language and culture, with a focus on development of the five language proficiencies: reading, writing, speaking, listening, and cultural. By the end of the year, students will be able to describe themselves and their environment, express their thoughts and opinions, and begin to comprehend short and adapted literary and journalistic texts. Learning will be amplified by use of online resources (YouTube, tutorials, etc) and examples from Hebrew songs and television/film.