Japanese (Elementary 2)Ⅲ

This course is intended for students who have studied Japanese for approximately 150 hours and have mastered hiragana and katakana, about 150 kanji characters and the first half of elementary-level grammar.
Throughout both Elementary 1 and 2 classes, while deepening students' understanding of Japanese culture, they will learn grammar, vocabulary, and kanji of the latter half of the elementary level which are necessary for living as a student in Japan. Students will work towards developing Japanese language skills in reading, listening, speaking, writing, and basic kanji reading. and writing. In particular, they will learn the grammar items of the latter half of the elementary level and practice using their Japanese knowledge in active communication.

Can develop Japanese language skills in reading, listening, speaking, and writing.
Can turn their Japanese skills (grammar, expressions, and vocabulary learned in class) into actual conversation.
Can enhance their knowledge of kanji.

This course will be conducted as a set with the Monday and Tuesday classes. Please make sure to enroll in all three classes.

The schedule may change.

Homework will be reviewed in class or returned to students with feedback.

Students are expected to prepare for and review after each session so that they will be ready to use what they have learned in the classroom.

Details of academic grades will be announced in class.
You cannot receive credit for a course if you are absent more than 4 times. Please note that arriving more than 30 minutes late to a class or leaving a class when there are 30 minutes or more of the class period left will count as an absence. In addition, arriving to class less than 30 minutes late 3 times will count as 1 absence. Similarly leaving class early 3 times (when there are less than 30 minutes of the class left) will count as an absence.

Textbook details will be announced in class. So please do not buy textbooks in advance.

Will be introduced as needed.

Students are expected to actively participate in class They. are also expected to submit homework on time.