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ESOL Endorsement - David Douglas Cohort

Date: September 10 2012 - December 17 2012 Location: David Douglas School District Office, Child Development Classroom

ESOL 601-02 Strategies and Materials for Teaching Content and Literacy
This course covers the how and whys of content-learning approaches such as sheltered English, integrated language teaching, applications of language experience, whole language, and cooperative learning for second-language learners.

Course content also provides grounding in the relationship between first- and second-language literacy, oral language proficiency, and culturally responsive reading comprehension, and explores materials, literacy teaching approaches, classroom organization, formal and alternative assessment measures, technology integration, and the alignment of curriculum models with English-language proficiency levels.

Participants will critically examine curriculum models, community resources, and content in relation to student experience.

Course Details

Date: Mondays, September 10-December 17, 2012

Time: 4:30 PM-7:30 p.m.

Instructor: Lisa Madzelan, M.A.

Please check the Lewis & Clark Bookstore for information regarding required textbooks.

The course is offered as part of the ESOL Endorsement Program in East County Portland. 

Interested in joining the cohort or just registering for this class?

Contact the Center for Community Engagement at 503-768-6040 or cce@lclark.edu

Cohort Schedule

ESOL 602 Focus on Culture and Community in Teaching ESOL/Bilingual Students, Fall 2011

ESOL 607 Language Acquisition and Development, Spring 2012

ESOL 601 Strategies and Materials for Teaching Content and Literacy to ESOL/Bilingual Students, Fall 2012

ESOL 600 Historical and Legal Foundations of Educating ESOL/Bilingual Students, Spring 2013

ESOL 605 ESOL/Bilingual Practicum, Summer 2013