Independent Study Option

French

The Independent Study Option offers the following levels in the French language. Please list the Subject Code, Subject Designation, and the ISO Designation on the application to identify the course(s) required.

Course Name	Subject Code	Subject Designation	ISO Designation
Grade 7 Basic French	0403	007	001
Grade 8 Basic French	0403	008	001
Grade 9 Basic French (10G)	0403	10G	002
Grade 10 Basic French (20G)	0403	20G	002
Grade 11 Basic French (30S)	0403	30S	002
Grade 12 Basic French (40S)	0403	40S	001

Each listing of a subject name is followed by a unique 10-digit code made up of three parts:

• Subject code. A 4-digit number that identifies each subject.
• Subject designation. A 3-character code that identifies the grade and level of a course.
• ISO designation. A 3-digit number that identifies the course version.

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Grade 9 Basic French (10G) 1 credit (2008)
Français de base, 9^e année (10G)
Course Code 0403 10G 002
Record of Progress ( 203 KB)
Course Preview ( 311 KB)
Instructions for Submitting Audio Samples ( 17 KB)

This course allows students to study French as a second language, non-immersion. It requires some prior knowledge of French.

This course focuses on reading and writing. Access to a Tutor/Marker will support the listening and speaking skills as well as other aspects of the course. Students are required to record and submit audio samples throughout the course that contributes to their overall final mark.

Evaluation is based on

5 Tests (5%)	25%
5 Projects (10% each)	50%
Final Exam (after Module 5)*	25%
Total	100%

*Students are to bring a French-English dictionary to the Exam.

Audio

• (0403 10G 010) $5.50 plus GST and PST

Required Resources

• Device to listen to audio CD and/or record audio files
• French-English dictionary

Textbooks

• Jean et al. Entre amis 3. Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1991. (95250) MTBB
• Jean et al. Entre amis 3 Cahier. Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1991. (95257) MTBB

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Grade 10 Basic French (20G) 1 credit (2008)
Français de base, 10 ^e année (20G)
Course Code 0403 20G 002
Record of Progress ( 175 KB)
Course Preview ( 134 KB)
Instructions for Submitting Audio Samples ( 17 KB)

This course allows students to study French as a second language, non-immersion. This course requires some prior knowledge of French.

This course focuses on reading and writing. Access to a Tutor/Marker will support the listening and speaking skills needed as well as other aspects of the course. Students are required to record and submit audio samples throughout the course that contributes to their overall final mark.

Evaluation is based on

3 Tests (10% each)	30%
3 Projects (15% each)	45%
Final Exam (after Module 4)*	25%
Total	100%

*Students are to bring a French-English dictionary to the exam.

Audio

• (0403 20G 010) $5.50 plus GST and PST

Required Resources

• Device to listen to audio CD and/or record audio files
• French-English dictionary

Textbook

• Jean et al. En direct 1. Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1995. (95314) MTBB

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Grade 11 Basic French (30S) 1 credit (2008)
Français de base, 11^e année (30S)
Course Code 0403 30S 002
Record of Progress ( 201 KB)
Course Preview ( 130 KB)
Instructions for Submitting Audio Samples ( 17 KB)

This course requires prior knowledge of French equivalent to the Grade 10 level.

This course focuses on reading and writing. Access to a Tutor/Marker will support the listening and speaking skills needed as well as other aspects of the course. Students are required to record and submit audio samples throughout the course that contributes to their overall final mark.

Evaluation is based on

3 Tests	19%
3 Activities	16%
3 Projects	35%
Final Exam (after Module 4)*	30%
Total	100%

*Students are to bring a French-English dictionary and En direct 2 textbook to the exam.

Audio

• (0403 30S 020) $5.50 plus GST and PST

Required Resources

• Device to listen to audio CD and/or record audio files
• French-English dictionary

Textbooks

• Jean et al. En direct 2. Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1995. (94241) MTBB
• Jean et al. En direct 2 Cahier. Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1995. (94242) MTBB

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Grade 12 Basic French (40S) 1 credit (2007)
Français de base, 12^e année (40S)
Course Code 0403 40S 001
Record of Progress ( 177 KB)
Course Preview ( 112 KB)

This course requires prior knowledge of French equivalent to the Grade 11 level.

The course focus is on reading and writing and includes the study of a variety of French texts as well as a complete novel. Access to a Tutor/Marker will support the listening and speaking skills needed as well as other aspects of the course.

Students complete four modules, each module consisting of a number of reading and writing activities. A Tutor/Marker will be available to the student to answer questions and assist with any work.

Evaluation is based on

4 Activities	50%
2 Projects	25%
Final Exam (after Module 4)*	25%
Total	100%

*Students are to bring a French-English dictionary and both En direct 3 textbooks to the exam.

Required Resources

• French-English dictionary

Textbooks

• Jean. En direct 3—Et puis après. Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. (94259) MTBB
• Jean et al. En direct 3—Cahier Et puis après Activités. Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. (94260) MTBB
• Jean et al. En direct 3—Un peu... beaucoup... passionnément... pas du tout. Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. (90222) MTBB
• Jean et al. En direct 3—Cahier Un peu... beaucoup... passionnément... pas du tout Activités. Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. (90223) MTBB
• Schinkel et al. Aller retour. Montréal QC: Pierre Tisseyre, 1986. (92052) MTBB
• Avec Brio (94029) MTBB

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