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普及灣大學中文課程 CHINESE 230A
Read Course syllabus
before you proceed
In-Person Classes
230
Sec A: M W F 2:00-2:50 PM
+ one weekly speaking practice with TA (time to be arranged)
Wyatt Hall 209
Third-Year
Textbook
Web App
Integrated Chinese 4E Vol 3 Essential Edition 6 month (required).
This is a digital text, and the Essential Edition includes Basic
Edition plus grammar Workbook
with automatic feedback and printable Character Workbook.
Please be sure to get the correct edition (see below); the cost
is $75.99.
This will cover Chinese 230/250 (fall), use this link to
purchase online (at the end of Week 1).
Weekly schedule is listed below and will be updated by each Monday.
Please bookmark this page and visit regularly to see weekly updates.
Active links are in in blue
and italic.
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課程表COURSE SCHEDULE [Last
updated 11/27/22]
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Week 1 (8/29-9/2)
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L1
Quiz 1
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Week 2 (9/5-9/9) 9/5
Labor Day No Classes
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L1
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Week 3 (9/12-9/16)
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L1/2 Quiz 2
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Week 4 (9/19-9/23)
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L2 Quiz 3
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Week 5 (9/26-9/30)
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L2 Quiz 4
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Week 6 (10/3-10/7)
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L2 Quiz 5
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Week 7 (10/10-10/14)
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L3 Quiz 6
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Week 8 (10/17-10/21) 10/17 Fall Break No
Classes
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L3 Chinese Proficiency Test (TOCFL)
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Week 9 (10/24-10/28)
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L3 Quiz 7
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Week 10 (10/30-11/4)
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L3 Final
Project Writing
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Week 11 (11/7-11/11)
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Final Project
Writing
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Week 12 (11/14-11/18)
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DuChinese + Final
Project Writing
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Week 13 (11/21-11/25) Thanksgiving Holiday
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DuChinese + Final
Project Writing
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Week 14 (11/28-12/2)
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DuChinese + Filming Speaking Video
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Week 15 (12/5
-12/7)
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Complete Final Speaking Video – due Final Exam
Week
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Chinese 230 has weekly evaluations and a
final project.
There are no mid-term and final examinations.
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In-Person
& Virtual Office Hours for Fall 2022
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Sun
Laoshi’s In-Person Office Hours*
Wyatt Hall #246
Mondays 4:00-5:00
Wednesdays 3:00:4:00
Fridays 11:00-12:00 and by appointment
*These
are in-person office hours. You can request to meet
via Zoom. Contact Sun Laoshi to schedule a Zoom meeting.
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Asian
Languages & Culture (ALC)
Asian Studies Program
Prof. Lo Sun Perry 孫珞老師| CV and Bio
Fulbright TA: Mr. Oliver Hung-Ming Hsieh 謝銘鴻老師
Mailing
address: Wyatt Hall #246, CMB 1054
University of Puget Sound
1500 N Warner Street, Tacoma WA 98416
Tel: 253-879-3629 | Email: perry@pugetsound.edu
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Online
Tools & Mobile APPs
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Dictionaries and
Annotators
Pleco (iOS & Android)
Purple
Culture
MandarinSpot Annotate
HanziCraft
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Web Tools/Mobile Apps
ExtemporeApp
Jamboard Web & Jamboard App
DuChinese
WordSwing
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Course
Blog & Social Media
Chinese4u.edublogs.org
Instagram #upsChinese
Chinese
Program Facebook
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Student
Accessibility and Accommodation
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If you have a physical, psychological, medical or learning disability that
may impact your coursework, please contact Peggy Perno, Director of Student Accessibility
and Accommodation, Howarth Hall #105, 253.879.3399. She will determine with
you what accommodations are necessary and appropriate. All information and
documentation is confidential.
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Religious
Accommodations
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The university provides reasonable religious accommodations for academic
courses and programs. Read the university policy here. If you need a
reasonable accommodation due to a religious holiday or organized religious
activity, you must give me written notice within the first two weeks of class
so that we can coordinate the accommodation. If you have questions about the
policy, you may contact the University Chaplain. If you have a grievance
about the application of the policy or the handling of your request for an
accommodation, you may contact the Dean of the Faculty.”
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Classroom
Emergency Response Guidance
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Please review university emergency preparedness, response procedures and a
training video posted here on university home page.
Familiarize yourself with hall exit doors and the designated gathering area
for your class and laboratory buildings.
If
building evacuation becomes necessary (e.g. earthquake), meet your instructor
at the designated gathering area so she/he can account for your presence.
Then wait for further instructions. Do not return to the building or
classroom until advised by a university emergency response representative.
If
confronted by an act of violence, be prepared to make quick decisions to protect
your safety. Flee the area by running away from the source of danger if you
can safely do so. If this is not possible, shelter in place by securing
classroom or lab doors and windows, closing blinds, and turning off room
lights. Lie on the floor out of sight and away from windows and doors. Place
cell phones or pagers on vibrate so that you can receive messages quietly.
Wait for further instructions.
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Copyright and Fair Use
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Course materials are for educational purposes
only and limited to students enrolled in the course. They are protected by
copyright law and may not be copied, downloaded, stored, transmitted,
shared or changed in any way. Please direct comments and all
inquiries to Prof. Lo Sun Perry, Chinese Language and Culture in Asian
Studies Program, at perry@pugetsound.edu.
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