ESL 1010 will use content about psychology as the basis for developing academic language skills. The course will provide opportunities for students to be exposed to topics in psychology in a variety of ways - working with introductory psychology text and materials, attending Psychology 1010 lectures, viewing video tapes of actual lectures in Psychology 1010, listening to guest speakers on topics in Psychology, viewing lectures and listening to audio tapes on topics in psychology from commercially available materials, participating in discussions on topics in psychology with their classroom peers and ESL instructor, and completing written assignments in repsonse to the text. This course is a prerequisite for students not placed in ESL 1050. The emphasis in this course is on personal writing through the process and review of sentence-level grammar. Students should contact the ESL secretary in Linguistics regarding registration for this class.
Emphasis is on expository essay writing.
Students should contact the ESL secretary in Linguistics regarding registration for this class. Emphasis is on writing 7-8 page expository papers with citations. Students should contact the ESL secretary in Linguistics regarding registration for this class. The course will provide opportunities for students to be exposed to a variety of academic topics through text, audio and videotapes, and guest lecturers. ESL 1200 will use text about linguistics and language as the basis for developing academic language skills.