This guide, produced by teachers and students, departs from the typical approach to language study in that the courses are based neither on a sequential progression of subject matter nor on a chronological view of Latin American history. The primary objective in the planning for both levels of instruction is to develop sociocultural and literary awareness through a variety of student-centered activities. Sections of the guide include material on course descriptions, instructional materials, conversation, grammar, class projects, poetry, letter writing, community involvement, independent study, and various reference materials in English and Spanish including a professional bibliography. The scope of the course focuses on the contemporary Latin American world as it is viewed through the literature of sociology, social psychology, politics and government, economics, and contemporary literature. A functionalagreements. Keith Dereld testified that he and

his wife Janice Dereld bought their mobilehome in 2000 for around $47,000. They tried

to sell the home in 2004 but were unsuccessful. Keith became unhappy with conditions

in the park in 2009 because he and Janice "started losing little amenities," including cable

television. They began to see homes that were uninhabited and a progressive escalation

of homes being removed from the park. It appeared no one was maintaining or taking

care of the abandoned homes. Keith advertised their home for sale in 2011, but it did not

sell.

         When the Derelds moved into Terrace View in 2000, they signed a 10-year lease

with starting rent of $545.30 per month. In 2009 they received the "114th month

increase" under the catch-up provision.