<p> COURSE TEMPLATE</p><p>MOTION: That ARCC recommend to the Arts and Science Executive to approve the addition of ESPA 3016 Advanced Spanish Language under Spanish as outlined in the attached document. </p><p>Course Code ESPA 3016 Course Title Advanced Spanish Language Course Credits . 3 credits  6 credits  Other Click here to specify Students learn advanced Spanish grammar and composition. Students cultivate their skills through hands-on grammar and composition Course Description exercises, including written assignments. The use of correct grammar and appropriate language conversation in both spoken and written Spanish is emphasized throughout the course. Course Prerequisite ESPA 2005 Course Corequisite None Antirequisite None Restriction None Instructional Method . lecture  tutorial  laboratory work  studio work  private study  service learning  seminar  clinical practice  practical work  online delivery  independent study Hours of contact time 3 expected per week Hours of contact time 36 expected per term Program Implications (ie. Does Does this course have program implications? this program belong to a Group . Yes  No or Stream?) If yes, please specify: a minor in Spanish Course Grouping or Stream Does this course belong to a Group or Stream?  Yes . No If yes, please specify: The course counts towards a Minor in Spanish. click here to specify Cross-Listing  Cross-Listed - this course may be credited towards Click here to enter cross-listing information Learning Outcomes Students who successfully complete this course will have: (6-8 points, visible, *An advanced knowledge of written and spoken Spanish measurable and in active *An ability to present information, concepts and ideas to an audience of voice) listeners on a variety of topics *An ability to identify and comprehend main arguments and ideas from a variety of texts *An ability to formulate basic arguments in prepared and open-ended conversations in group discussions *An ability to think critically about the underlying grammatical Spanish</p><p>09/16 COURSE TEMPLATE</p><p> system in writing</p><p>Rationale: The Spanish Program requires an Advanced Spanish Language course to complement its already existing ESPA 1005: Introductory Spanish and ESPA 2005: Intermediate Spanish. Progressing to the advanced level is the next step in language learning. A growing number of students coming from southern communities where Spanish is taught in high school have requested advanced courses in Spanish language to broaden their skills in reading, writing, listening comprehension and speaking. This course can be taught by a regular faculty member and offered on a regular rotation schedule.</p><p>09/16</p>