Instructor: Dr. Alexandra Shaeffer
Course Description: 
This online graduate-level course covers basic paradigms used in social science research and analysis of the Francophone world, while focusing on French mass and popular culture. It examines television shows, dramas, movies, advertising, marketing, theatrical forms, popular literature, popular music, fashion fads, tourism, toys, and sports in Francophone culture. The works that are studied will be contextualized so that the student is able to better reach conclusions about related products, practices, and perspectives from which cultural lessons for the L2 French classroom can be derived.  
​​​Taught in French. Request the syllabus.
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A $30 early enrollment discount is applied at checkout up to 30 days prior to course commencement on graduate-level enrollment
​​Northwest Nazarene University
  • $825 for 3 graduate-level credits (letter grade)
  • Transcript code: Education of French (ED FR)
  • ​Oct. 28 - Dec. 15, 2019 (fall)
​Illinois State Board of Education
  • $500 for 45 PDs
  • ​Oct. 28 - Dec. 15, 2019 (fall)
World Language PD
  • $400 to audit​
  • ​Oct. 28 - Dec. 15, 2019 (fall)

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