Anishinaabe Language

Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College

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ANISHINAABE LANGUAGE

The mission of the Anishinaabe language department is to introduce students to and expand their knowledge of Anishinaabe language in a conversational and written form. Students will learn to converse in Anishinaabe as well as attain an understanding of the complexity and beauty of the Anishinaabe language. Analysis of sentence structure will be introduced and expanded at the introductory and advanced levels to lead to the delivery of oral presentation.

ANSH 1001 4 credits Introduction to Anishinaabe Language This course will introduce students to the Anishinaabe language. Conversational and writing skills will be learned, leading to an oral presentation. Analysis of sentence structure will be utilized in attaining an understanding of the complexity and beauty of the Anishinaabe language. Students will write and speak simple sentences.

ANSH 1002 4 credits Anishinaabe Language II This course will continue to reinforce the conversational and writing skills which began in ANSH 1001. New vocabulary, grammatical concepts, and utilization of acquired skills will be emphasized. (Prerequisite: ANSH 1001) ANSH 1010 1 credit Examination of Anishinaabe Language An overview of the Anishinaabe language at an introductory level.

ANSH 1099 1–3 credits Special Topics Study of special topics in Anishinaabe language. Special course topics will be announced in the class schedule.

ANSH 2001 4 credits Anishinaabe Language III This course is designed for advanced students of the Anishinaabe language who wish to increase their knowledge of complex sentence structure building and analysis skills. The goal of this course is to develop oral and written fluency. (Prerequisite: ANSH 1002)

ANSH 2002 4 credits Anishinaabe Language IV This course will continue to build on the advanced skills presented in ANSH 2001. The focus will be upon analysis of short stories and the delivery of oral presentations in the Anishinaabe language. (Prerequisite: ANSH 2001)