Year 7 Japanese

The Japanese curriculum at Flinders is relevant, interesting and provides support to allow students to develop as independent learners and global citizens. The study of Japanese contributes to the overall education of the students, especially in the areas of communication, understanding of other cultures, literacy and general knowledge. An integral part of the course is the application and use of modern technologies. As students progress in Japanese, their skills improve in the areas of manipulating writing scripts and their ability to discuss and comprehend a diverse range of topics. They also begin to understand that a knowledge of the language leads directly to a better understanding of alternative cultural viewpoints.

Structure

Assessment

All four skills of the language, including speaking, listening, writing and reading, are assessed through a variety of instruments.