<p>I learned absolutely nothing in my Spanish2 class and am thinking of retaking it next year with a better teacher, however... is it a bad move?</p>
<p>Should I just take Spanish3 and suffer?
I want to take German1, but there is always the 3-years-suggested for foreign language...</p>
<p>your opinion?</p>
<p>There is basically no difference between Spanish 2 and 3. Trust me; I’m still hating on myself for wasting a year of my life on Spanish 3 when I could have taken Spanish 4 or even AP Spanish. So, yeah, you will not suffer if you take Spanish 3; you might even learn enough in the class to skip right to AP (it’s really not that difficult).</p>
<p>taking classes twice = pointless</p>
<p>To be honest, I learned very little Spanish because I had the class with two of my closest friends. Our teachers hated us. It’s funny though because it seemed like in Spanish 2 I coasted through the year with 70’s. Then I took Spanish 3 and I got an A. However, on our first final I got a 44, still passed teh first semester with an 80 though lol.</p>
<p>Unless your guidance counselor screwed over your transcripts, which is what happened to me, don’t bother repeating the class. </p>
<p>At the most you can take a class at a community college or just go buy a review book and just flash through it over the summer.</p>
<p>Spanish III is like Spanish II reinforced; there’s no real difference.</p>
<p>The difference comes between III and AP.</p>
<p>Just take spanish 3 - they’re all the same, and it’s not worth making the colleges curious as to why you retook</p>
<p>I’m not in spanish, but all the spanish kids in my school say that Spanish 3 is super hard, and then they get all suicidal about it. </p>
<p>But schools differ.</p>