Can-Do Statements: Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:

·       Express negative feelings

·       Talk about problems related to living in a big city

·       Recommend, advise, and ask things by using Presente de subjuntivo (Este libro es muy bueno. Te recomiendo que lo leas.)

·       Describe an area of the city with the help of vocabulary related to street furniture

·       Give permission and prohibit things

·       Talk about rules and regulations, and different things that are allowed and prohibited in some cities around the world

Use of the Language: This course has been designed in such a way that most of the class time will be devoted to communication and will be taught in the target language (i.e., the language that you are studying).  As you already have some experience with the language, you are encouraged to use the target language as much as possible from Day 1.  You are not expected to understand everything, and you can expect to be pushed beyond your comfort zone. However, your instructor is there to make sure you can succeed in meeting the goals of the activities and of the class in general.  Our goal is for you to be able to communicate in the target language, and we cannot learn to speak a language without speaking it.  Please remember that we learn best by making mistakes, and we encourage you to try to do your best.  Don’t forget that your instructor is there to support you in class and is also available via the Matrix messaging system for assistance.

Expectations/Time Commitment: It is strongly recommended that you schedule about 3 hours per week outside of the weekly 2-hour class to engage with this course material. Your background knowledge/experience with the language and other variables may require you to spend additional or less time. Please plan accordingly by scheduling time on your calendar now. Active engagement in all course activities (e.g., class participation, module completion and participation, homework, written assignments, studying vocabulary, etc.) will contribute to your learning and success in this course.

Required Materials: Learners will be using the B1.2 eBook of Hablamos (Edinumen publisher). Enrollment fees include access to this e-book in Matrix, the TLC's learning management system. Details on how to access your e-book will be located on Matrix in your class after purchase.

This course will cover approximately Lecciones 4-6. Supplemental notes and exercises will be provided by the instructor.

Please Note:

* While we accept registrations up to week two of classes, please register at least a week before the start date of the class, if at all possible. This is when class confirmation/cancellation decisions are made, and your registration may be the one making the difference. 

Tech Support: For any technology issues, initiate contact by submitting a ticket https://tiny.utk.edu/tlcsupport/

Recommended technology (online classes): 
A functioning computer or a tablet is a must. Whether it is a desktop or a laptop, any computer will do and will allow you to take your classes in an efficient virtual environment.

- Webcam, we ask that you use your webcam in class as this helps to create a feeling of classroom community.

- Microphone (required)