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Welcome! ESL Workshop 1 Monday, August 19, 2013. Learn about each other What’s your name? Meet some instructors Find someone who… Learn about the ESL program Levels, classes & books Life after ESL What classes are you taking this semester? When do you have class?
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Welcome!ESL Workshop 1 Monday, August 19, 2013 • Learn about each other • What’s your name? • Meet some instructors • Find someone who… • Learn about the ESL program • Levels, classes & books • Life after ESL • What classes are you taking this semester? When do you have class? • Learn about the college campus • Walk to important buildings & practice English phrases to ask for: • Student ID picture card • Out-of-stock textbook • Parking decal • Lost & Found • Quiz Time! • See you again on Wednesday for Workshop 2
Diane Stonebrink Larry Pesta Rebecca Bahr Laura Tantos Henry Temes Ryan Vaughn Jamie Lopez Kate Wright Susan Turner Raquel Garcia Adriana White
English as a Second Language Courses ESL001 Basic English as a Second Language I -develops reading, writing, grammar, & listening/speaking; 6 credits ESL016 3 credits Reading as a Second Language I ESL0123 cr. Writing with Oral Practice I ESL0103 cr. Grammar I ESL0113 cr. Listening & Speaking I Optional RDG008 Phonics No prereq. - course can be taken by any level at any time. Good for spelling, vocabulary, & pronunciationdevelopment ESL026 3 credits Reading as a Second Language II ESL022 Writing with Oral Practice II ESL021 Listening & Speaking II ESL020 Grammar II Optional ESL061 Informal Conversation & Written English for ESL - course can be taken any time after completing ESL Level II Optional ESL051 Pronunciation Improvement for ESL Speakers - course can be taken any time after completing ESL Level II ESL030 Grammar III ESL032 Writing with Oral Practice III ESL036 3 credits Reading as a Second Language III ESL031 Listening & Speaking III ESL042 Writing with Oral Practice IV ESL040 Grammar IV ESL0463 credits Reading as a Second Language IV ESL041 Listening & Speaking IV Optional ESL050 Review Grammar for ESL
Life After ESL Courses After completing ESL Level IV, taking the Accuplacer test for placement into appropriate reading & writing courses is strongly advised. RDG071 Basic Reading ENG071 Language Skills RDG081 Reading Improvement ENG081 Basic Writing Skills ENG091 Fundamentals of Writing RDG091 College Reading Skills I ENG101 First-Year Composition CRE101 Critical & Evaluative Reading I ENG102 First-Year Composition
Estrella Mountain Community College - Fall 2013 8 2 6 3 1 7 4 5 Name that building!Fill in the blanks with the missing letters to spell the names of the buildings and services you can find there. 1. O__ot__llo Hall This is where most of your cl__ss_s are. 2. M__r__posa Hall This is where you can buy __o__fe__ and other dr__nks or sn__c__s. 3. Sout__w__st Skill C__nter The nurses study here. 4. Stud__ntUn___n You can r__la__, eat, and t__lk with your friends here. 5. Ko___at__e Hall The cafeteria and main off__c__ is here. Rebecca’s office is here. The __ookstor__ is here too. 6. Estr__ll__ Hall The Com__uter Commons, Librar__, and Academic Success Center (tutor__n__) is here. 7. Monte__uma Hall More classrooms are here. 8. Colle__e Publ__c Saf__ty This is where you get your par__ing decal. Lost and Foun__ is here too.