Hellenic College-Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology · Courses
MDGK
14 courses with the subject MDGK, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
MDGK 1201Beginning Modern Greek I6
Beginning Modern Greek I is a 6-credit course designed for students with little or no previous instruction in Modern Greek. The goal of this class is to work to- wards proficiency in Modern Greek through cumulative acquisition of speaking, listening, and writing skills. We will be studying elementary aspects of the Modern Greek language based on introductory readings (focusing on grammar and syntax as well as conversation and translation) and practicing the newly acquired material. Required lab.
Beginning Modern Greek II is a 3-credit course designed for students with previous instruction in Modern Greek equivalent to one 3-credit semester of academic work. Our goal in this class is to increase speaking and writing proficiency through introductory readings, drills, conversation, theatrical performances, and elementary essay composition.
Beginning Modern Greek II‐A is designed for students with 6 credits of previous instruction in Modern Greek or equivalent. The goal in this class is to establish elementary proficiency in Modern Greek through cumulative acquisition of speaking, listening, and writing skills. Required lab. Prerequisite: Beginning Modern Greek I or equivalent
Beginning Modern Greek II‐B is designed for students with 9 credits of previous instruction in Modern Greek or equivalent. The course focuses on the development of speaking, reading, and writing skills in Modern Greek to a pre‐intermediate level. Required lab.
Intermediate Modern Greek I is a 3-credit course designed for students with previous instruction in Modern Greek equivalent to two 6-credit semesters of academic work (a total of 12 credits). In this class we work towards conversational fluency, listening comprehension and essay/sermon composition in Modern Greek. Required lab.
Intermediate Modern Greek II is a 3-credit course designed for students with previous instruction in Modern Greek equivalent to five 3-credit semesters of academic work (a total of 15 credits). After a quick grammar review, the emphasis is on vocabulary building and conversational fluency. Required lab. 66
This course is a continuation of Intermediate Modern Greek I. Intensive study of the language with emphasis in vocabulary building and conversational fluency. Required lab.
A continuation of Advanced Modern Greek I. Intensive study of the language with special focus on vocabulary expansion, advanced syntactical structures, and oral usage. Selected readings of literary texts with passages from contemporary writers and sermon presentations. Required lab.
This is an intensive course in the fundamentals of grammar, syntax, and vocabulary of the Modern Greek language. Extensive practice in listening, speaking and graded reading will take place. An oral-aural method is used to develop concurrently conversational and understanding skills. 73
A continuation of the study of the Greek language. A quick review of grammar and syntax with an emphasis on vocabulary building. Introduction to selected readings in Modern Greek.
This is a continuation of Intermediate Modern Greek I with further review of grammar and syntax. There will be a growing emphasis on speaking, reading, and vocabulary building. An introduction to selected readings in Modern Greek.
A continuation of Intermediate Modern Greek I. Intensive study of the language with emphasis on vocabulary building and oral usage. Readings of literary texts with selected passages on religion and Modern Greek culture.
A continuation of Advanced Modern Greek I. Intensive study of the language with special focus on vocabulary expansion, advanced syntactical structures, and oral usage. Selected readings of literary texts with passages from contemporary writers and sermon presentations. 74
