Erie High School – Mandarin Chinese 3

Apr 2026 · 2nd Semester

Estimated homework: Up to one hour per class This course continues students’ learning, expanding topics through various classroom activities based on the prior two years. Four skills are emphasized: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. These abilities are integrated to help students develop the Chinese language to a level of fluency. Students will be expected to become independent learners and explore related topics, contexts, conversations, culture, etc. through texts, internet, or other media.Students will develop advanced speaking, listening, reading and writing skills around eleven themes. 11 Chinese culture points will be introduced. Students will be able to recognize about 350 Chinese words in character form. Chinese 3 is also taught as CHIN 1020, a dual enrollment course through CU Succeed. This course is taught by a qualified teacher at the high school campus. Registration for CU credit is optional. Students who plan to register must register for a full year of Chinese 3 and will register for the dual enrollment course through CU in the Spring.