At the end of the semester, students will retake the Placement Test to determine the progress made. Students will also take the Michigan Test of English Language Proficiency to determine ability to enter regular university courses. ESOL 110 Oral Composition 3 credit hours. A basic course that introduces language used in everyday life on the college campus. Emphasis is placed on the development of vocabulary, phrases necessary to function in the dormitories, classrooms, gymnasium, and in all social interaction on campus.
Emphasis is given to correct pronunciation and fluent speech.
The class assembles Monday - Friday and four hours of lab are required. ESOL 112 Advanced Oral Composition 3 credit hours. A study of the phonology of the English language, with in-class practice of the sounds, stress, intonation, and inflection of words, phrases and sentences. Labs include formal and informal English conversation and intensive listening exercises. The class assembles Monday - Friday.