SFU: SPANISH 102 - Introductory Spanish I Introductory, SFU, SPANISH, Spanish

yin87

Anyone taken Spanish 102 distant ed. at SFU before?

Planning to take it next semester, and just wondering if I would need a tutor or not. I've never had any experience with Spanish by the way. Any comments or suggestions would be great, thanks!

pigheadbone

why do you want to take a language course in a university?  

i think it's not the best way to learn a language.

yin87

Actually I was having trouble finding an elective, not really because I wanted to learn Spanish.

lifegoeson

Some of my friends said German is much easier than Spanish. But if you are a total beginner, maybe it is better for you to take it in a classroom environment.

yuusaku

i took that course in sfu.

90% of the classmates are 40+ married women.

but the instructor knows how to get the class interact, that's how you learn the oral part.  i personally don't prefer language course in distance ed. format.

if you've never taken any spanish class, be prepared to spend quite a bit of time on this course.   i took spanish since grade 9 to 12, so this course is just like a review course for me, but spanish 103....that's a different story.

i personally find that spanish is to learn than english.

ricrick

i personally find that spanish is to learn than english.

yuusaku

oopss....missed "easier"

yin87

Hmmm...seems like this course might be harder than I anticipated?

The marking scheme is like 60% weekly assignments, and final exam
only 10%, so I didnt't think it'd be that bad.

Maybe I should get a tutor? hah...not sure where I would find one though.