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Spanish Curriculums

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I'm trying to find a good curriculum for my hs daughter....she wants to do two years.  We did Rosetta Stone for Latin for one year but were not satisfied....we just feel she needs a program that will do a lot of writing as well. I totally understand the philosphy of Rosetta Stone but with just two years to go before college, I think she needs a program that is better suited to prepare her for the type of class she would take in college.....which would require a lot of written quizes and exams alongside verbal, etc.  So......what curriculums have people used and what have you lliked or disliked about them?

 

Thanks in advance!

 

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http://spanishonline.okstate.edu/programinfo.php

 

You might check out OSU spanish online.  My daughter is currently finishing her 3rd year of high school Spanish with them.  There is a standard high school textbook to purchase, plenty of online exercises both written and oral, many video and audio recordings to supplement the reading.  There is also a weekly time to call in and chat with the instructor.  My daughter did Spanish 1 in brick and mortar school, but has completed Spanish 2 and most of Spanish 3 with the OSU program.  I don't think it would match a great in person class, but it is a good mix of material for an online course.   

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Thanks.  I will check this out.

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