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Class Description: This course is for learners who are quite proficient in the language. Learners have a strong vocabulary foundation and understanding of how the language works. This section is for learners who have taken OPP 2.0 once or twice. Although this program is online, the student must meet with their instructor once a week by utilizing Google Hangouts and submitting weekly recordings.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of OPP 1A, 1B, and 1C. Exceptions will be made for former Hoocak in High School students.

Online Class Time: You will be required to meet with your instructor once a week. If you can’t meet with our instructor, you’ll have to let your instructor know ASAP. Preferably a two days’ notice.

Recordings: You’ll be required to submit recordings. Please utilize the Google number to submit your recordings. You’ll be required to submit your recording before moving on to the next lesson or unit.

Direct Response Sessions: This class will also be used for excused absence make-up time and tutoring. Please schedule a time to meet during this time. You will have one week to make up your absence and request tutoring time for the unit we’re working on.

Preparation: A notebook is useful when taking notes on the videos. Also, please use your Pathways Textbook to take notes and highlight information you need more instruction on.

Learner Responsibilities: As a student in this class, I expect you to:

• Make mistakes, as a second language learner, we must be able to make mistakes and learn from them.
• Use the language at home as much as possible.
• Take full responsibility for your own learning but ask questions if you’re not sure.
• Be prepared for class
• Act responsibly and reliably in Online Class time.

Instructor Responsibilities: As your instructor, I promise you that I don’t know everything but I will teach you everything I know. I will always be here for you. I will motivate you, encourage you and keep track of your progress within the program. We’re here together to help save the Hoocąk language. Therefore we must work together as a team and use our language in everyday settings.