Temple University 3 credits SPAN
Are you ready to put your Spanish in practice in the media world? In this course, you will learn the linguistic, cultural, and professional skills necessary to effectively communicate in Spanish-language media. You will improve and refine your oral and written proficiency through the study of television, radio, podcasts, and other digital media. Among other skills, you will learn how to produce a clear and engaging delivery, how to adapt your speech to diverse audiences, and how to write scripts, essays, blogs and more. You will also examine the role of Spanish-language media and communication in shaping cultural identities, informing communities, and bridging the linguistic divide, with special attention to the US Latine community. Students share their work in class, work in groups, and meet with the instructor for personal critiques. By the end of the course, you will have gained confidence in your oral and written skills and a deeper understanding of how language works in the Spanish-language media. This course is cross-listed with MSP 3763. Students may only receive credit for SPAN 3763 or MSP 3763.
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