Spring 2024
Section 5534 of ESL713CP
Beginning-Low Non-Credit ESL Conversation/Pronunciation -- : Jan 16 - Mar 12 2024
This class will be held at SRJC Roseland, 950 S. Wright Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95407.
Section 5556 of ESL713CP
Beginning-Low Non-Credit ESL Conversation/Pronunciation -- : Mar 26 - May 16 2024
This class will meet on Zoom on the days and times listed.
Section 7275 of FREN1
Elementary French-Part 1 -- : Apr 17 - Apr 17 2024
This section is for Credit by Exam. Please contact an SRJC counselor for any individual concerns about eligibility or requirements to take the Credit by Exam. Please email the instructor at jburlingham@santarosa.edu to get an add code. For more information go to the Credit by Exam for French 1 webpage
Fall 2023
Section 0355 of FREN1
Elementary French-Part 1 -- : Aug 15 - Dec 07 2023
This section will meet online at the day(s) and time(s) listed. Students are expected to be present for the duration of these live online meetings. There will be additional course content delivered asynchronously.
Section 1949 of FREN1
Elementary French-Part 1 -- : Nov 08 - Nov 08 2023
This section is for credit by exam. Please contact an SRJC counselor for any individual concerns about eligibility or requirements to take the Credit By Exam. Please email the instructor at jburlingham@santarosa.edu to get an add code. For more information go to the Credit by Exam for French 1 webpage
Section 3142 of ESL713
Low Beginning Non-Credit English as a Second Language -- : Aug 28 - Dec 13 2023
This class will be held at James Monroe Elementary School, 2567 Marlow Rd., Santa Rosa, CA 95403. This is a late-start class. This class does not meet during the Thanksgiving week: 11/20/2023 to 11/24/2023.
Summer 2023
Section 8484 of FREN1
Elementary French-Part 1 -- : Jun 12 - Jul 20 2023
Office Hours during all semesters of remote instruction: Following every class meeting on Zoom.
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Check out some of the benefits of studying French!
- Bloomberg Study 2011 declares French to be the third most useful language for international business after English and Chinese.
- Natixis Study 2014 predicts by 2050 French might be the most widely spoken language in the world.
https://www.languagemagazine.com/2017/02/09/why-french/
Why French matters: https://foreignlanguages.camden.rutgers.edu/french/why-french-matters/
- University of Chicago, Penn State, University of Illinois Psychology Dep't are just some of the institutions who have conducted studies noting better performance on standardized testing, mental acuity and enhanced cognitive abilities of second language learners.
- "40 Surprising Facts About French Language" https://www.antimoon.com/forum/t16740.htm
The role of French in an engineer's life and a great local bakery!
http://www.pressdemocrat.com/lifestyle/7219595-181/french-bread-extraordinaire-at-santa
Studies on handwriting vs. typing in language acquisition:
http://indiana.edu/~canlab/handwriting.html