English as a Second Language (ESL)
ESL DEAF1 ESL for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing - Level 1
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Lecture: 1-122
Foundations of English as a Second Language (ESL) and American Sign Language (ASL) for the Deaf or Hard of Hearing.
ESL DEAF2 ESL for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing - Level 2
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Lecture: 1-122
Development of English as a Second Language (ESL) and American Sign Language (ASL) for communication, promotion of study skills, and career advancement.
ESL FDN ESL - Foundations
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Lecture: 16-384
Foundation level English skills for students with low literacy levels in English or native language. Fundamental skills in letter recognition and production, numbers, pronunciation, and vocabulary acquisition through the practice of listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.
ESL LANG1 Language Skills Laboratory
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Lab: 1-320
Language skills including listening, speaking, reading, writing, pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar using various computer software programs. Designed for English as a Second Language (ESL) students awaiting admission into the ESL program and those already enrolled. Also open to American Language (AMLA), World Language, and American Sign Language students to enhance skills in the target language.
ESL LANG2 ESL Computer and Language Skills Lab
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Lab: 1-320
English language through reading, writing, listening, pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar review, and practice tests using various software programs.
ESL LANG3 English for Special Uses
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Lecture: 1-112
English as a Second Language (ESL) speaking, writing, vocabulary, and study skills related to career and technical education (CTE) and academic purposes. Critical thinking, cultural awareness, teamwork, and autonomous learning strategies.
ESL LVL1 ESL - Level 1
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Lecture: 16-384
Beginning-low English vocabulary and basic grammar. Includes listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills practice on topics of personal interests, career, and life experiences.
ESL LVL2 ESL - Level 2
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Lecture: 16-384
Beginning-high English vocabulary and grammar. Includes listening, speaking, reading, and writing practice.
ESL LVL3 ESL - Level 3
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Lecture: 16-384
Intermediate-low English communication and grammar. Includes listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. Activities include team projects, presentations, and exams in preparation for academic and career success as well as civic participation.
ESL LVL4 ESL - Level 4
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Lecture: 16-384
Intermediate-high English communication and grammar through practice of listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. Activities include team projects, presentations, and exams in preparation for academic and career success as well as civic participation.
ESL LVL5 ESL - Level 5
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Lecture: 16-384
Advanced-low English communication and study skills for transition into college-level and career and technical education (CTE) courses. Activities include teamwork, projects, presentations, and exams to ensure academic and career success, civic participation, and strategies for lifelong learning.
ESL LVL6 ESL - Level 6
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Lecture: 16-384
Advanced-high English communication and study skills for transition into college-level and career and technical education (CTE) courses. Activities include teamwork, projects, presentations, and exams to ensure academic and career success, civic participation, and strategies for lifelong learning.
ESL PLVL1 ESL - Pre-Level 1
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Lecture: 16-384
Literacy-level English skills. Basic skills in vocabulary and grammar through practice of listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.
ESL READ ESL - Reading
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Lecture: 5-112
English as a Second Language (ESL) reading skills for academic and workplace success. Pre-reading, skimming, main ideas, details, conclusions, vocabulary building, and summarizing.
ESL SPKA ESL - Speaking A
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Lecture: 1-112
Beginning level English listening and speaking skills. Focus on vocabulary development, simple conversations, short presentations, and pronunciation.
ESL SPKB ESL - Speaking B
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Lecture: 1-112
Intermediate level English oral proficiency in areas of pronunciation, listening comprehension, and speaking. Speaking with clarity and fluency while presenting ideas and opinions. Ability to actively listen and engage in familiar conversation topics.
ESL SPKC ESL - Speaking C
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Lecture: 1-112
Advanced level English listening and speaking strategies for academic preparation, workplace advancement, and civic participation. Focus is on fluency, vocabulary, grammatical accuracy, and appropriate social register.
ESL SPKP1 ESL - Speaking A for Beginners (Pre-1)
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Lecture: 1-112
Literacy level English listening comprehension and speaking skills. Activities include repetition exercises, listening and responding to simple conversations, retelling stories, and pronunciation practice.
ESL TOEFL TOEFL Preparation (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
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Lecture: 1-112
Advanced reading, listening, speaking, and writing skills in preparation for standardized tests, such as Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).
ESL VHLTH ESL for Health Professionals
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Lecture: 1-112
Advanced speaking, writing, vocabulary, and study skills related to careers in healthcare. Critical thinking, cultural awareness, teamwork, and autonomous learning strategies.
ESL WRTA ESL - Writing A
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Lecture: 1-112
Beginning level reading and writing skills using familiar topics and American customs. Focus is on combining sentences and learning vocabulary.
ESL WRTB ESL - Writing B
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Lecture: 1-112
Intermediate level reading and writing using a variety of reading materials and writing topics. Abridged book reports, process writing, and peer editing, primarily at paragraph level.
ESL WRTC ESL - Writing C
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Lecture: 1-112
Advanced level reading and writing proficiency using a range of genres. Process writing to facilitate academic preparation and workplace advancement. Focus on interpretation of authentic material and development of editing strategies.
ESL WRTP1 ESL - Writing A for Beginners (Pre-1)
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Lecture: 1-112
Reading and writing skills that establish foundation for English literacy. Material is based on personal life, familiar topics, and American customs. Focus is on vocabulary, introduction to reading passages, and accuracy in sentence-level writing.
ESL 21S ESL Accent Reduction
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Lecture: 36
Pronunciation for non-native speakers with emphasis on analysis of individual strengths and weaknesses. Focus on improving articulation, stress, intonation patterns, and listening.
ESL 70 Basic to Intermediate Writing and Reading
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Lecture: 90
Basic to intermediate level accelerated writing and reading for non-native speakers with an emphasis on preparation for academic writing, critical thinking, and vocabulary development.
ESL 80 Intermediate to Advanced Writing and Reading
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Lecture: 90
Intermediate to advanced accelerated writing and reading for non-native speakers with an emphasis on preparation for academic writing, critical thinking, and vocabulary development.
ESL 90 Accelerated Developmental Writing for ESL
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Lecture: 90
Develops English language reading, writing, and communicating proficiency while nurturing metacognitive and critical thinking skills in a thematic context to prepare English language learners for college-level course work.
