Humanities Division content, listening techniques, articulation and vocalization, vocabulary and body language. Activities include the interview, small group discussion, the panel discussion, impromptu speaking, the prepared public speech and oral reading. These activities will facilitate the organization or ideas, integration of information, and responsiveness to speakers and audience. CREDIT: THREE SEMESTER HOURS. SPE 201: ORAL INTERPRETATION OF LITERATURE. This course designed to train students to communicate the intellectual and emotional content of various literary forms through the interpretive control of voice and gesture. In addition, training is provided in choric interpretation and reader’s theater. CREDIT: THREE SEMESTER HOURS. SPE 202: PERFORMANCE. This is a course in basic acting, voice, movement, improvision, expression, playwriting, and directing. Students work toward a short production to be presented at the end of the semester. May be taken twice for credit. CREDIT: THREE SEMESTER HOURS. SPE 203: ARGUMENTATION AND DEBATE. Debate as a formal method of discussion and persuasion. The course focuses on the use of resolutions, issues, contention, the objectives and duties of the speakers in formal debate, and the construction of opposing arguments. CREDIT: THREE SEMESTER HOURS. COURSE DESCRIPTIONS: FOREIGN LANGUAGES COURSE DESCRIPTIONS: FRENCH FRE 101: ELEMENTARY FRENCH. This course is designed to teach the basic elements of French and the basic skills of reading, writtng, listening and speaking using a vocabulary that reflects everyday life. Emphasis in this course is on basic conversational skills; therefore, classroom attendance is compulsory. Cultural lectures by the professor and native language speakers will introduce the students to France and the Francophone worfd. Students continue to write and perform skits and plays in this course using the video camera to document their progress. Three hours of lecture and one hour of language/computer lab per week. CREDIT: THREE SEMESTER HOURS. FRE 102: ELEMENTARY FRENCH. This course is a continuation of Page 155
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