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Nov 22, 2024
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Catalog 2023-2024 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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INTL 50 High Intermediate ELL15 credits In this course, students practice and improve communication skills to function effectively in various life situations and to explore program opportunities.
Prerequisites: INTL 40 or ELL 40 or placement into INTL 50
Course Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to:
Read
- Recognize unfamiliar and some specialized words by breaking words into parts and using contextual clues
- Monitor and enhance comprehension by recognizing key words and posing and answering questions
- Organize information using some strategies, such as recall, restatement, simple sequencing and simple categorization
Write
- Develop a writing process to brainstorm, organize, and revise compositions
- Write essays that include a thesis statement, topic sentences, and supporting details
- Identify and use fundamental grammar, correct sentence structure, and punctuation principles
- Develop proofreading skills
Listen
- Respond appropriately to extended explanations and narratives, detailed instructions and complex conversations
- Use a wide range of strategies effectively to repair gaps in understanding and give feedback
- Apply linguistic, socio-cultural, and other background knowledge and strategies to understand the intent of the speaker
Speak
- Use basic grammar and a variety of sentence types in a range of somewhat unfamiliar or unpredictable communication tasks
- Elaborate with some detail and examples and select the most important information to relay
- Recall and use sufficient oral vocabulary related to personal experience and everyday activities and some idioms
Total Hours: 150 Theory (Lecture) Hours: 150
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