8 courses with the subject ESL, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ESL 111Academic Reading Skills3
Arranged by Department This course provides advanced level readers with intensive practice and extensive reading tasks in a variety of written genres. Students whose first language is not English will develop and improve reading comprehension and proficiency and the ability to make inferences from the text. There will also be vocabulary building strategies and study strategies practiced.
FALL and SPRING This course helps students whose first language is not English develop and improve reading comprehension and proficiency. They will also develop their ability to make inferences from the text. Vocabulary building and study strategies are practiced throughout.
FALL and SPRING This course helps students whose first language is not English develop their writing skills. Students practice various forms of written communication to improve their writing clarity, style and mechanics.
Arranged by Department This course focuses on developing academic essay writing as well as advanced English language skills. This course emphasizes writing and a process as well as developing analytical reading and critical thinking skills.
ESL 2510Foundations of Teaching English as a Foreign Language6
This course covers essential topics in teaching speakers of other languages to read, write, speak and listen in English. The class will focus on the knowledge and skill needed for effective classroom TEFL instruction.
This course covers the most effective practices for teachers working with children and youth ages 5-20. Students will learn to create successful lesson plans, foster an engaging learning environment, and effectively manage a classroom.
ESL 3050Advanced Methods for Teaching English Online6
This course covers the most effective practices for teaching English in an online environment. Students will learn to use various online tools and develop instructional strategies for fostering successful online learning. Offered in conjunction with a strategic partner. By permission only.
This course addresses the key topics for teaching English in countries other than one’s own as faith-based service. Students will learn how to adapt to another culture, focus on spiritual formation, and serve community needs in culturally appropriate ways.
