This is the second of a two part sequence in Introductory Spanish. Students further develop communicative skills in speaking, writing, reading and listening comprehension. They also examine selected aspects of the Spanish world. (Not open to native speakers.)
In this portfolio-based course students continue to develop analytic reading, critical thinking and text-based writing skills. Students are introduced to the principles of advanced comparative writing and hone research and documentation skills. They continue to examine Bahamian and non-Bahamian texts and cultural productions
Students participate in 360 hours of supervised clinical practice. Emphasis is on developing basic competencies essential to nursing practice across the lifespan.