JOSEPH’S WORK SUMMARY: Latin II accomplishments...
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FILE: Joseph_Assignment_LATIN_ITALIAN_FRENCH.doc by Joseph T, Wunderlich PhD, 2014 EDUCATIONAL ASSIGNMENT for JOSEPH JOHN WUNDERLICH for his 3 rd trimester of 10th grade This assignment covers the following Educational Objectives (Subjects marked with a “■” are the main subject, and those marked with an “□” are secondary subjects): □ 1. READING (ENGLISH) 2. WRITING (ENGLISH) 3. ALGEBRA 2 4. CHEMISTRY □ 5. WORLD HISTORY ■ 6. LATIN II □ 7. WORLD CULTURAL ARTS 8. PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSIGNMENT : Learn Latin and Italian by using as many learning methods as possible JOSEPH’S WORK : SUMMARY: Latin II accomplishments: Learned spreadsheet of Latin, Italian, French, to English “ESSENTIAL WORDS” words prior to and during trip Reviewed many words written on whiteboards on bedroom walls prior to 3-1/2 week trip to Europe Watching Italian movies prior to trip (Cinema Paradiso, il Postino) Listened to music in Italian prior to trip Carried abridged phonetic quick-reference sheets to memorize while walking around Europe Listening to only Italian TV, Radio, and live music in Italy (and French while in Belgium) Learned Latin names of muscles (as part of PHYSICAL EDUCATION)
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FILE: Joseph_Assignment_LATIN_ITALIAN_FRENCH.doc by Joseph T, Wunderlich PhD, 2014
EDUCATIONAL ASSIGNMENT for JOSEPH JOHN WUNDERLICH for his 3rd trimester of 10th grade This assignment covers the following Educational Objectives (Subjects marked with a “■” are the main subject, and those marked with an “□” are secondary subjects): □ 1. READING (ENGLISH)
2. WRITING (ENGLISH)
3. ALGEBRA 2
4. CHEMISTRY
□ 5. WORLD HISTORY
■ 6. LATIN II
□ 7. WORLD CULTURAL ARTS
8. PHYSICAL EDUCATION
ASSIGNMENT: Learn Latin and Italian by using as many learning methods as possible
JOSEPH’S WORK: SUMMARY: Latin II accomplishments:
Learned spreadsheet of Latin, Italian, French, to English “ESSENTIAL WORDS” words prior to and during trip
Reviewed many words written on whiteboards on bedroom walls prior to 3-1/2 week trip to Europe
Watching Italian movies prior to trip (Cinema Paradiso, il Postino)
Listened to music in Italian prior to trip
Carried abridged phonetic quick-reference sheets to memorize while walking around Europe
Listening to only Italian TV, Radio, and live music in Italy (and French while in Belgium)
Learned Latin names of muscles (as part of PHYSICAL EDUCATION)
Reference books used in Europe:
“Frommer’s Italian PhraseFinder and Dictionary”
“Langenscheidt Italian Pocket Phrasebook”
“Italian English Visual Bilingual Dictionary”
