中文课程介绍 Chinese Course Descriptions
Course Title |
Description |
Class |
Textbook |
Chinese
Level 1 (for non-Chinese speaking family) |
This
class is designed for students from non-Chinese speaking family. The class is
taught in both English and Chinese for beginners to learn basic Pinyin for
pronunciation. |
1:20
- 3:00 pm Sunday |
Pinyin
for Everyone |
Chinese
Level 2 (for non-Chinese speaking family) |
This
class is designed for students from non-Chinese speaking family and who have
taken the Level 1 class. The class is taught in both English and Chinese. The
students will consolidate their skills in Pinyin and continue to learn to
speak in Chinese in everyday communication setting. Reading and writing
Chinese characters will also be introduced. |
1:20
- 3:00 pm Sunday |
My
First Chinese Reader Volume 1 |
Chinese
Level 3 (for non-Chinese speaking family) |
This
class is designed for students from non-Chinese speaking family and who have
taken the Level 2 class. The class is taught in both English and Chinese and continues to develop students
four language skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. |
1:20
- 3:00 pm Sunday |
My
First Chinese Reader Volume 2 |
Chinese
Level 4 (for non-Chinese speaking family) |
This
class is designed for students from non-Chinese speaking family and who have
taken the Level 3 class. The class is taught in both English and
Chinese. After this class, the
students are encouraged to discuss with their teacher to decide which level
of the Regular Chinese classes they should take to further advance their Chinese
language skills. |
3:10
- 4:50 pm Sunday |
My
First Chinese Reader Volume 3 |
Adult
Chinese Level 1 (for non-heritage adult students) |
This
course is designed to introduce non-heritage learners to the basic skills of
Mandarin Chinese. There is a focus on Mandarin basic pinyin, tones and sound
for pronunciation, daily useful conversation dialogues. Students are exposed
to the traditions, culture and current affairs of China. Fundamental grammar
patterns are also introduced, writing characters in standard simplified form
using the proper stroke order. |
3:10
- 4:50 pm Sunday |
Integrated
Chinese |
Kindergarten
Chinese |
This class is open for
5-year-old children. It is designed to expose students
to Chinese language and culture via age appropriate activities, games and
song. The primary focus is listening and speaking while some Chinese
characters will be introduced. |
Section 1: 1:20-3:00 Section 2 3:10-4:50 |
Prepared
by the teacher |
1st-Grade
Chinese |
This class is taught in Chinese. Students will
learn Pinyin, simple Chinese characters, and learn to read simple Chinese
stories. Suitable for age 6 and
up. |
1:20
- 3:00 pm Sunday |
《新启蒙汉语》第1册 |
2nd-Grade
Chinese |
This
class is taught in Chinese. Students will consolidate their skills in Pinyin
and develop skills of listening,
speaking, reading and writing. |
1:20
- 3:00 pm Sunday |
《新启蒙汉语》第2册 |
3rd-Grade
Chinese |
This
class is taught in Chinese. Students have taken the Level 2 class, mastered
Pinyin, and learned 280 characters. They will continue
develop skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. They will also
learn how to use dictionary. |
Section 1-3: 1:20-3:00 Section 4 3:10-4:50 |
《新启蒙汉语》第3册 |
4th-Grade
Chinese |
This
class is taught in Chinese. Students have taken the Level 3 class and learned
450 characters. They will continue develop
skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Most
students can write essay with over 80 characters and know how to type in
Chinese. |
Section 1: 1:20-3:00 Section 2-4: 3:10-4:50 |
暨南大学《中文》第4册 |
5th-Grade
Chinese |
This
class is taught in Chinese. Students have taken the Level 4 class and learned
600 characters. They will continue develop
skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Most
students can pass YCT 4 test and be able to write essay with over 100
characters. |
3:10
- 4:50 pm Sunday |
暨南大学《中文》第5册 |
6th-Grade
Chinese |
This
class is taught in Chinese. Students have taken the Level 5 class and learned
770 characters. They will continue develop
skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Most
students can write essay with over 120 characters. |
3:10
- 4:50 pm Sunday |
暨南大学《中文》第6册 |
7th-Grade
Chinese |
This
class is taught in Chinese. Students have taken the Level 6 class and learned
950 characters. They will continue develop
skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing, and gain some knowledge
of basic grammar. Most students can write essay with
over 150 characters. |
3:10
- 4:50 pm Sunday |
暨南大学《中文》第7册 |
8th-Grade
Chinese |
This
class is taught in Chinese. Students have taken the Level 7 class and learned
1140 characters. They will continue to
develop skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Most students can pass the HSK 4 test
and write essay with over 200 characters. |
3:10
- 4:50 pm Sunday |
暨南大学《中文》第8册 |
9th-Grade
Chinese |
This
class is taught in Chinese. Besides textbook, the teacher will use other
Chinese books, magazines and AP test materials to develop students listening,
speaking, reading, and writing skills. |
3:10
- 4:50 pm Sunday |
暨南大学《中文》第9册 |
10th-Grade
Chinese |
This
class is taught in Chinese. Besides textbook, the teacher will use other
Chinese books, magazines and AP test materials to develop students reading,
writing and translation skills. |
3:10
- 4:50 pm Sunday |
暨南大学《中文》第10册 |
AP
Chinese |
AP Chinese
Language and Culture is a course equal to the difficulty range of the fourth
semester of college level Chinese course. It is focused on the reviewing and
preparing for the test. This will be small group and continue to bring the
students an opportunity to further develop their four language proficiency
skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing in the intermediate range
across the three communicative modes (interpersonal, interpretive, and
presentational) and the five Cs (communication, culture, connections,
comparisons and communities). Also, the student will be totally immersed in
the richness of Chinese Language and Culture. The course is taught completely in Chinese by the experienced
teacher, who has been instructor for this course since 2007. |
2:00
- 4:00 pm Sunday |
Prepared
by the teacher |