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English is a Germanic language and is most closely related to German. This course builds on the knowledge acquired in German 3. We will grow knowledge of German through reading of well known German authors, conversations and writing and listening practice.
The course map describes the key points in more detail. By the end of the year students will have deepened their understanding of the four cases as well as different tense forms in German. It is intended to allow flexibility to adapt to the pace of this class. Mastery is more important than quantity. - multi, non multa!
Required Materials: Books and supplies are not included in the purchase of the course. These resources are listed to help inform your decision-making as you make course selections and build your course schedule. Please reach out to the instructor if you have any questions about materials.
Helga Maier has taught high school and middle school reading, writing and literature for many years. Since joining the classical movement a number of years ago, she remains regularly astonished at the difference and she rejoices to watch students develop into eloquent writers and speakers when using a classical approach.
Mrs. Maier speaks German as her native tongue, and she especially enjoys writing, in English or German! She has inherited her love for learning languages from her mother, who would always study the language of whatever new European country their family was visiting.
Mrs. Maier began teaching German to English speakers on the mission field. Since then, she has taught English, German, History, and Bible at private Christian Schools and most recently at Classical Christian Schools.
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