Education for Tomorrow, Faith for a Lifetime.
The World Languages Curriculum encompasses the skills necessary for learners to effectively read, write, listen, speak, and comprehend the target language. The goals for all grades are written to include the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards. They are infused with the values and beliefs of Catholic teachings to foster an appreciation of all other cultures.
The curriculum is based on professional research, National and State Standards, and the cognitive development of students at a particular age. The outcomes assigned to each grade shall be followed to provide for logical sequencing of material and skills.
Students will:
Our focus is to:
Program Delivery
The delivery of world languages differs by level.
Assessment
Assessment is a regular part of the World Languages program. The World Languages teacher uses a variety of assessment techniques to measure student progress and evaluate the program. These performance assessments are based on the curriculum content standards for world languages and administered at the end of curricular thematic units.