Japanese 2B (Live)

Why This Class

As a parent, you want to help your student develop the skills to unlock the opportunities they desire. Whether they wish to spend time in a foreign country or apply to a competitive university, learning a new language in high school can help (it also improves memory and increases attention span).

At Williamsburg, students will experience a vibrant and immersive experience in live classes led by mentors who have lived and experienced the Japanese language and culture and can provide first-hand knowledge. In the second year of Japanese, students will continue to expand their vocabulary with words describing daily life, cultural experiences, activities, family, and travel. By pursuing mastery of a world language, students broaden their perspective on the world, gain confidence in their communication skills, and lay the groundwork to succeed in future studies or travel to another country. Who knows what doors will open when your student learns a new language?

Overarching Questions

In what ways does the study of another culture and language contribute to a deeper understanding of global perspectives?

What are the key vocabulary and grammar themes that are essential for everyday communication in the language that I’m learning, and how can they be effectively learned?

How can mastery of the language open up opportunities for future academic and career paths?

What are the language’s historical and contemporary influences on global culture, and how can students engage with these influences?

Reading & Materials List

Genki 1 3rd Edition: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese Textbook & Workbook (set)

Course Details

Recommended Grade: 10th (Sophomore) – 12th (Senior)

Prerequisites: Live Japanese 2A or Instructor Approval

Estimated Weekly Hours: 5

Format: Live Online (or go to self-paced)

Credits: 0.5

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Please note that program and course descriptions, as well as reading and materials lists, are subject to change as we continuously improve our curriculum throughout the year. Book and materials lists for the upcoming school year are published in SIS mid to late June. Some courses require subscriptions e.g., Adobe software or online magazines that may not be covered by partner schools.