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SP 102i - Spanish Language in Context: Novice Abroad II Intensive

In this course, the student will be able to describe in detail things, people, and events. The student will also be able to express opinion and will be able to recognize a wide range of common conversational vocabulary and interactions.

Research has demonstrated that study abroad can enhance every aspect of language ability. One of the most important general findings of this research is, however, that study abroad is most beneficial for the development of abilities related to social interaction. Students who go abroad can learn to do things with words, such as requesting, apologizing, or offering compliments, and they may also learn to interpret situations calling on such speech acts in ways that local people do…In short, and logically, study abroad has been shown to enhance the aspects of communicative competence that are most difficult to foster in classroom settings.