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English 1A—English Composition/ESL Focus 3 Hours (lecture) 3 Units Course Outline Catalog Description: This course is designed for non-native speakers of English or speakers of standard English as a second dialect with writing skills approaching those of native speakers. It focuses on expository writing of essays and on the research/documented paper. It also expands critical thinking skills, particularly those used in the writing of argumentative essays. This course satisfies the 1A requirement. Upon successful completion of this course, students will progress to the next writing level, English 1B, English Composition: Introduction to Literature. It is strongly recommended that students enroll concurrently in English 1L, English 1A Lab. Grading: Letter grade only Course Objectives: To demonstrate a near native command of sentence structure, mechanics, vocabulary/idiom usage in essays To write 6 to 10 clear, logical, well-organized essays (8,000 words) using the formal modes:

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The Internet TESL Journal Learning Contracts and Team Teaching in a University ESL Writing Class David Schwarzer, Robert E. Kahn, and Kristi Smart sdavid [at] mail.utexas.edu The University of Texas at Austin (Texas, USA) The following paper is a teacher/research project on the area of ESL writing in an academic setting. This ESL class was designed as a whole language writing workshop using principles from chaos and complexity theory. The main purpose of the class was to prevent the chasm between the ESL/EFL classes and students' academic interests. Learning contracts were explored as a way to encourage self-directed learning and individual autonomy, while still balancing individual and group learning styles. Team teaching and on going teacher/research was one of the fundamental aspects of this project. Understanding Individual Learning Needs In many learning situations, international students who are learning English as a second language in an academic setting experience a chasm between their ESL/EFL classes and their academic interests. These students need to improve their ability to write in English and are often required to take specific classes in order to improve their English skills. The predetermined readings and teaching styles used in these classes often do not lead to significant improvements in the ability of individual students to tackle particular academic areas such as: accounting, engineering, humanities and a host of other content area interests. Problems include not only different learning and teaching styles, but also widely different learning needs and objectives among individual students and their institutions (cf. Benesch, 1996).

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Ling. 4354/Ling. 5302 TESOL Reading and Writing* Summer 2003 Professor: Laurel Smith Stvan Classroom: 215 Trimble Hall, Tues./Thur. 5:00-6:50 p.m. Office: 410 Hammond Hall Office Hours: T/Th 3:00-4:30 p.m. and by appointment Phone: E-mail: stvan@uta.edu Course Description In this class we'll be looking at the application of linguistic and TESOL theory to the teaching of L2 reading and writing with an emphasis on pedagogical strategies, materials, and assessment; attention will be given to current and past research and practices. Prerequisite: LING 5301 (can be taken concurrently). Goals and Objectives Whether you are taking this course as part of the TESOL certificate, the MA-TESOL or as an elective in another track, this graduate-level course is intended to help you achieve three objectives: Acquiring knowledge about the current and past approaches to teaching reading and writing to ESL students in secondary and university level settings. Learning to construct and evaluate, through hands-on analytical experience, tasks needed by the teacher of ESL reading and writing courses, including lesson planning, text book evaluation, and the use of assessment techniques. Practice in reading TESOL literature on L2 reading and writing in order to gain insight into both the kinds of questions asked in this field and typical ways of researching the answers.

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Welcome to the Madras High School Language Arts Department's web page. Following this text is a list of the art courses currently offered at Madras High School, and a brief description of the course. Freshman English 9 English Grades: 9 Prerequisites: 9 th -grade standing with a minimum of sixth-grade reading level Credit: 1.0 credit of Language Arts 9 English Enriched Grades: 9 Prerequisites: 8 th -grade teacher recommendation and meets 8 th grade benchmark Credit: 1.0 credit of Language Arts Enriched 9 English is a course designed to meet the standard curriculum goals of the English department while also providing more breadth and depth of literature and writing for those students desiring a greater academic challenge. A portion of the course is based on in-depth reading and discussion founded on the “shared inquiry” methods of the Great Books Foundation. The rest of the course looks specifically at literary elements, persuasive and imaginative writing, and public speaking. Students taking this course should expect a substantial amount of out-of-class reading and writing as well as having to meaningfully participate in class discussion. English 101 Grades: 9

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FTAD collaborates with colleges, campuses, and departments to develop events specifically tailored to meet the needs of that unit. Examples of the kinds of workshops and seminars we offer are listed below. If you are interested in an event in your unit on any of these or other teaching topics, please call FTAD (614-292-3644) Advanced Techniques for Discussion and Active Learning This session is for instructors who have some experience teaching in discussion mode or other active formats. It will provide an opportunity to explore a range of structures for class activities. Participants are strongly encouraged to bring a description of their favorite activity and/or one with which they would like help. Designing and Managing Collaborative Learning The use of student groups is common in many types of courses, including labs, recitations, and lectures. In this session, participants explore issues of planning assignments, forming and managing groups, and fairly assessing learning in order to help decide when and how to best use this teaching method. (Can be done in a one- or two-part version) Teaching Large Classes How do you actively involve students in the class when it is impossible even to know all of their names? How do you provide feedback on learning when simply collecting homework is a major strategic operation? Teaching large classes introduces a unique, and sometimes overwelming, set of challenges in addition to the everyday challenges of teaching. Fortunately, many who teach large classes at Ohio State have developed effective strategies for overcoming these obstacles and engaging students in learning. We invite you to join us in this discussion to ask questions, share successes, and learn from each other. We also hope to capture your ideas in a resource guide that will be made available to others.

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