classes in french and german
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Classes in French and GermanSource: The Course of Study, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Jul., 1900), p. 91Published by: The University of Chicago PressStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/992076 .
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CHICAGO INSTITUTE
Classes in French and German
Classes in French and German will be
organized if there is sufficient demand. Classes in beginning and advanced Ger- man will be conducted by Dr. Seigfried Benignis, head of the Department of German in the Chicago Institute, and the classes in French by M. Ingres, of the
University of Chicago. French. Two courses are offered. I. The Elementary Course, for students
with little or no previous training, will be con- ducted exclusively in French, with special at- tention to the spoken language. As the sta- dent progresses the elements of grammar will
be taught, and written exercises will be given regularly. It is expected that at the end of this course the student will be able to under- stand and use ordinary spoken French and to write the language fairly well.
II. The Advanced Course, for students who have had at least one year's training and are able to read and understand easy French, is also conducted in French according to the Socratic method. Difficult points of grammar will be studied incidentally. The student will be made acquainted with as many authors and their works as possible. In the written exer- cises special attention will be given to style, and a certain amount of home reading will be expected.
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