Shoreline Community College Master Course Outline for
ESLAB 060 (Level 6)




Date:

2/17/2010

Submitting Faculty Name:

Bruce McCutcheon

 

Division:

C0 (ABE/ESL/GED/DEVED)

Credits:

10

Course Title:

Integrated Skills in English 6

 Var Cr:

No

 

Description:

In this integrated reading, writing and grammar course, students gainskills necessary to advance to college courses and professional/ technical training. Students progress from paragraph to basic essay writing. Reading topics vary depending on textbooks and instructor and/or student choice.

Description2:

In this integrated reading, writing and grammar course, students gainskills necessary to advance to college courses and professional/ technical training. Prerequisites: Successful completion of ESL Level 5 orappropriate placement on the CASAS and/or SCC ESL placement test. Mandatory P/NC Grading.

Prerequisites:

Successful completion of ESL Level 5 or appropriate placement on the CASAS and/or SCC ESL placement test.

 

 

Grading Options:

 

Planned Year/Quarter Effective: WINTER 2011


COURSE OUTCOMES & ASSESSMENTS


Outcome: 1. Determine the purpose and audience for written communication in business/ academic settings.

Assessment Methods

Req/Sug

Gen Ed Outcomes

Use appropriate language and tone to write for a given audience.

Required

Communication: Write effectively

 

Outcome: 2. Write in- and out-of-class multi-paragraph assignments that combine personal and content-based information organized around a central idea.

Assessment Methods

Req/Sug

Gen Ed Outcomes

Write single- or multiple-paragraphs around a single topic, with topic sentences, a variety of support, and appropriate transitions.

Required

Communication: Write effectively

 

Outcome: 3. Use a variety of sentence styles including simple, compound and complex and edit for grammar errors.

Assessment Methods

Req/Sug

Gen Ed Outcomes

Write in-and out-of-class paragraphs.

Required

Communication: Write effectively

 

Outcome: 4. Revise writing based on feedback.

Assessment Methods

Req/Sug

Gen Ed Outcomes

Incorporate changes in second or third drafts, based on feedback.

Required

Communication: Write effectively

 

Outcome: 5. Employ appropriate reading strategies to comprehend a variety of pre-college and real-life readings.

Assessment Methods

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Gen Ed Outcomes

Answer questions about vocabulary, main ideas, details, pronoun referents, and possible inferences.

Required

Communication: Read and analyze

 

Outcome: 6. Demonstrate comprehension of a variety of pre-college and real-life readings.

Assessment Methods

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Gen Ed Outcomes

Demonstrate comprehension by responding correctly to multiple choice, true/false, and/or short-answer quiz items.

Required

Communication: Read and analyze

 

Outcome: 7. Write single and multiple paragraphs using a variety of rhetorical patterns such as compare/contrast, cause/effect, process, etc.

Assessment Methods

Req/Sug

Gen Ed Outcomes

Write paragraphs that demonstrate appropriate use of rhetorical patterns.

Required

Communication: Write effectively

 

Outcome: 8. Use different reading strategies according to purpose.

Assessment Methods

Req/Sug

Gen Ed Outcomes

Find specific information and identify main ideas in a variety of texts using reading strategies like skimming and scanning and close reading.

Required

Communication: Read and analyze

 

Outcome: 9. Use prior knowledge to help with comprehension and prediction.

Assessment Methods

Req/Sug

Gen Ed Outcomes

Answer questions about reading topics prior to reading.

Required

Communication: Read and analyze

 

Outcome: 10. Navigate and communicate appropriately on the college online platform.

Assessment Methods

Req/Sug

Gen Ed Outcomes

Teacher observation

Suggested

Communication: Write effectively
Information Literacy: Use diverse sources

Discussion Board

Suggested

Communication: Write effectively
Information Literacy: Use diverse sources



Course Outline or Topics
Topics may include the following:
Personal experience  
Business  
Health
Science
History
Social issues    

Writing:
Organize a paragraph and multiple paragraph compositions
Identify an audience and purpose in own and others' writing
Support a topic with a variety of kinds of support
Revise and edit one's own writing based on feedback
Use level-appropriate vocabulary in writing

Reading:
Read with understanding to achieve expectations of CASAS scores 221-235
Employ various reading strategies to determine meaning, such as skimming and scanning, predicting, using prior knowledge
Identify main ideas and support  
Distinguish fact from opinion
Identify organizational strategies in reading
Evaluate the quality and strength of support in pre-college level texts
(Note: Most of these are based on the 2006 Washington State Adult Learning Standards)

Grammar:
Review, integrate, and contrast all tenses.  
Advanced adjective clauses (in which, to whom, etc.)
Gerunds and infinitives
Reported speech
Noun phrases, articles and determiners
Participial phrases
Passive voice in a variety of verb tenses, aspects, and forms (future, perfect, continuous)


Certificate/Degree/Transfer Information
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