:<<:: .. yp:« :/: > . l obiirn , U7, and C. had LundberE, 07 tratc closely on their German ITT Photo by .4ttdria Osborne. German focuses on culture, literature and language to give students unique experience. !!!:!! !*•v - B\ Amina Osborne \nul('iiit ( " F/ i Jtior ennan studcrus have to learn a wide variety of topics to survive in class. leathers Mike Dankcrf and Charlene < teach classes German 1 through AP Berman. There are approximately 20(1 s dents in the classes. ^ankert explained, |The German L' eschers| discuss reality survival icch - Mqoes and cultural differences, and teach basic German vocabulary. To help the new information really sink Dankert explained that he and Farris i * - :..fc Gerrnan the studentxwilt uudersland n possible.The classes idso read Gerwriling and work on translations. Everyone knows Spanish. German is musuaiT Kate Hicin. 09, '' ' ineniioned . - \miersoii-Siioudy. t)7 , me. inverse about their work in their German Ell class. Photo by . iridria Mdv Muhs and kini .Jacobi, boll) 07, study together iu German NT. Photo by Andria Osborne. Monica MeEowen, U9. and Amanda Allard , The German classes were also a part of the soccer games held this spring against Miranda Morris. 0 J , reads the German the Spanish cI as,>es, 0bvionsly the Spun ish WitHam Tell in her Gemitm III el ass. Pfi ato [ culture is touched on by the game being set by Andria Osborne. around Cinco de Mayo, culture is also present , but the German The game serves as as a celebration for the German Mai Test. Dankeit explained that file teachers decided to have a soccer game between the classes because ir is a huge spoil all around the world , The sport can also be used as a venue to teach lessons not usually in the curriculum, like team work. LiSchool should befun, and soccer is fun, so soccer in school would he run." Dankcrt explained another reason for the soccer games. Anna Vance, like soccer " ' , school. 09, said, "I don't really but it ll he fun to get out of ft®>:s German 35
38 Publizr Home