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LING-356 Teaching English as a foreign language

LING-356 Teaching English as a foreign language
Fall only
Faculty:
  • Steeley, Sherry
  • *Enrollment in this course is limited to MA-TESL and MA-TESL/BE students*

    The course is taught entirely on-line from August 10 through December 18, 2009. The curriculum emphasizes Communicative Language Teaching, an established approach in which students learn not through memorization and drills but by actively using the language to perform everyday functions.

    Assignments & Expectations of Students
    You will be in contact with the professor up to 3 times a week through Blackboard, and can expect to spend 12 hours a week on assigned readings, homework, and contributions to the discussion board. As long as you meet assignment deadlines, you can do the coursework any time during the week. Individual meetings with the professor will be online only and at mutually convenient times. In addition to participating in on-line classes, you will also observe English classes in your neighborhood.

    Course Structure: Daily instruction online with daily assignments which can be submitted at the end of each week.
    Lectures: Posted online for the week
    Readings: Textbook chapters and articles assigned each week
    Tasks: Small group activities, observation reports, projects, and lesson planning exercises submitted via Blackboard
    Discussions: Theories analyzed and reviewed on discussion board or chat line
    Homework: Submitted via Blackboard by posted deadlines
    Credits: 3
    Prerequisites: None

    Course syllabi
    The following syllabi may help you learn more about this course (login required):
    Fall '09: Steeley S (file download)
    Additional syllabi may be available in prior academic years.
    Other academic years
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    More information
    Look for this course in the schedule of classes.

    The academic department web site for this program may provide other details about this course.
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