Is it possible to take just one big test and get a grade in Spanish class since I'm fluent in spanish?
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yes, check with the department, i want to say it's a CLEP exam, but i'm not sure, but you can test out of classes and get the credit.
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That would depend upon the state he wants to get his license in. Some states may not offer the test in Spanish.\nThe most common language here is English. He should try that. Then he can specialize in the Spanish-speaking community.
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It depends on how your school weighs classes. Check your student handbook or ask a teacher... As for getting a "B" in the class and recieving an "A" on your report card, I'd say that is very unlikely to happen.
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Yes, on a french oral exam in high school.  The students were allowed to take into the exam a piece of paper with no more than 15 'reminder' words in French.  I wrote out my whole oral speech in a hard pencil and erased it, then wrote the 15 words.  The examiner never looked closely enough to notice you could still see the faint dents in the paper that would spell out my whole speech.  You are forced to take a European language in high school and, since they took me kicking and screaming, I don't feel bad.  I wouldn't have cheated had I got to choose a subject I really wanted to do.
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Unfortunately not.  Each state is governed by specific guideline in the reguards to the GED program. You may be able to take it through your high school, but generally the local technical college administers the GED process.\n  Each portion of the Five test must be proctored (watched over by an examiner) this examiner is state certified to administer the tests.  Depending on youreducation level. if you feel you are ready to test out, you may do all five test at on sitting. Although I don't reccomend this.  If your a little weak in one subject or another you can do alittle brushing up before you takeany test.  It is up to you.  You may take as much or as little time in preparing for testing..  Remember you need to pass each test with a minimum score of 410 but overall total score must be atleast 2250 or above to get your GED certificate.\n  Now their are many online, get you high school diploma here site, but the problem with them is they usually charge more and most employers do not except high scool diplomas from an online source.
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If you don't want to ask your teacher for help (i think that'll be the best solution) you can ask one of your classmates who get a good grade in LA. If your worried about the tests, is there a certain format that he usually uses? For example, my teacher would usually quiz us on the story and the vocabulary words. If there is a certain format, or something that he'd usually put on the test, study those things.
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I think it is great that you are thinking of taking a language, being bilingual is always helpful and it opens up many, many doors.  I can't promise it will be easy if you have never taken spanish before, but it is one of the easiest languages to learn and if you really are interested in learning you will learn it nonetheless.  I suggest that while you take the course you check out some spanish music and movies.
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getting fluent requires couple of years of classes, plus at least couple of months in the country.\nassuming you do nothing else but work on your language
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Just do it by yourself.\n\nMany Spanish teachers make their own word searches and crossword puzzles with free online programs anyways.
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If you enjoy Expressive Arts, by all means, carry it on. I did two languages (rather than an arts subject) because I enjoyed learning new languages, and because I sucked at Art, Drama and Music.\n\nA 'B' is nothing to be ashamed of. A lot of employees/colleges/university are only looking for A-C grades at GCSE now. Everyone is getting them these days, whether it is the quality of teaching that has gotten better, or the exams easier.\n\nOf course, if you find it too much of a hassle and don't enjoy it, you could always drop Spanish, if you are allowed. I know I would!\nGood luck, whatever you decide. :)
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there is a program called rosetta stone it is kinda of expensive but it is supposed to be the best in the world.\n\nPS you are planning to take the test not give the test - the teacher/proctor gives the exam you take it\n\nfor more simple - get a video of an english show/movie that has a lot of simple dialog.  turn on the closed caption and record yourself speaking the dialog of the actors.  then listen to yourself back then listen to them so you can see how you sound different. and what words you need to improve on
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Try asking your teacher for a sample DAYS BEFORE the tests start.
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I definitely want to be Spanish
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Ask your teacher or someone at your school who already took it
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I'm a double major of Secondary Math Education major and Spanish.  I'm a sophomore...I took 18 hours this semester; 2 Spanish, one math (proofs), foundations of education, and then 2 gen ed classes.  But next semester I'll have 2 math classes, 2 spanish classes, an ed class, and french.  \nGood luck on your 27 hours...I didn't know any schools let you take that many.  I know 18 is a full load, but they'll let you take 21 if you ask....but 27, man that soounds rough.
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You certainly can, although it won't be as good as taking an actual class. \n\nhttp://www.yesjapan.com/ is the absolute best site for this. It isn't free, but you get access to pretty much anything you'd want, plus shows and teacher help. \n\nA few free sites that I like are:\n\nhttp://www.ajalt.org/sj/\n\nhttp://www.thejapanesepage.com/\n\nhttp://www.learn-japanese.info/\n\nhttp://kana.gerke-preussner.de/\n\nhttp://www.nhk.or.jp/lesson/\n\nhttp://www.freejapaneselessons.com/\n\nhttp://www.yookoso.com/\n\nhttp://www.sharedtalk.com/\n\nhttp://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/nihongo/contents.html
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Spanish II is almost like Spanish I. Just a bit more in-depth I think. And you have to remember everything from Spanish I. Know how to conjugate your verbs and know everything that's in your textbook