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Smithfield High School
Communication  1.1

Students use the studied language to provide and obtain information, express feelings and emotions, and exchange opinions.

 
Communication 1.2  

Students understand and interpret ideas and information when the studied language is written or spoken.

 
Communication 1.3  

Students write and speak in the studied language

to present information and ideas.

 
Culture   2.1

 Students gain knowledge and understanding of the culture studied through history, the arts, traditions and common practices.


 Connections    3.1

 Students use their knowledge of the studied language and culture to expand their knowledge of other subject matters.


 Comparisons  4.1  

Students compare the studied language with the English language.


 Comparisons  4.2  

Students compare the culture of the studied language with their own culture.  


Communities     5.1

 Students apply their knowledge of the studied language and culture within and beyond the school setting.

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Smithfield Schools Mission Statement

The mission of the Smithfield Public School District is to provide an adaptive and challenging learning environment that meets the needs of students in an emerging global community, and prepares them for excellence in education and the workplace, while cultivating integrity, responsibility and a sustained passion for continued learning.

World Language Department  Connection to Mission Statement

The study of another language prepares students linguistically and culturally to communicate in
 
a pluralistic American and global society.  The study of a world culture enables students to look

beyond their customary borders and to develop insight into their own language and culture. 

Analytical thinking skills are developed through the implementation of performance-
 
based common tasks.


 

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