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Bоnus Répоndez en аnglаis оu en frаnçais. You are the first students to go through F313 Advanced Grammar and Composition with Madame Jones. I strive to create classes that will challenge you to learn as well as provide instances to be creative, to explore cultural themes, and to learn how to apply some of what you are learning to a professional environment. It is a lot to pack in, but I also hope that what I create is balanced and not overwhelming. If you are running out of time in the exam, but do want to provide feedback, let me know here to email you the questions. Please take some time to give me feedback about the course so far. I will try to make some adjustments, if needed and if reasonable, for the second half of the semester, as well as update the course for its future iterations. 1. What is your favorite part of the course so far? What do you look forward to doing each week/module in the course? 2. What is the worst part of the course so far for you? What do you dread doing each week/module in the course? 3. What type of activities do you enjoy doing and feel like you still learn from them? 4. What type of activities do you dread doing and feel like you don't get much learning out of (feels more like busy work)? 5. Can you identify the activities that are purely learning French vocab and grammar? 6. Can you identify the activities that are creative in nature? 7. Can you identify the activities that are cultural in nature? 8. Can you identify the activities that are equipping you for professional usages? 9. What do you think I could/should do to help you better succeed in the course? 10. What do you think you could/should do to better succeed in the course? About the midterm 1. Do you think the questions and type of questions on the 2 parts of the midterm are varied enough and a good representation of what you have or should have learned so far? 2. Any comments about the questions, types of questions, or what you wished you would have been tested on? About Conversation and Diction course in the Spring which I will be building over the next 2-3 months... 1. Are you planning to take that class in the Spring? Why or why not? 2. Would you like to finish the B1/B2 workbook activities in that course or move away from workbooks like that? 3. Do you have strong feelings about using TalkAbroad, an online conversational tool with live, professionally trained native speakers? 4. What are some type of activities you would like to see or rather avoid in that course? 5. What are some topics of conversation that you would love to see (or avoid) in that course?