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\nESLG-English as a Second Language  \nGlobal Citizenship Program Knowledge Areas  \n(bolded code)  \n• ARTS: Arts Appreciation  \n• GLBL: Global Understanding  \n• PNW: Physical & Natural World  \n• QL: Quantitative Literacy  \n• ROC: Roots of Cultures  \n• SSHB: Social Systems & Human Behavior  \nGlobal Citizenship Program Skill Areas (not bolded code)  \n• CRI: Critical Thinking  \n• ETH: Ethical Reasoning  \n• INTC: Intercultural Competence  \n• OCOM: Oral Communication  \n• WCOM: Written Communication  \n• ** Course fulfills two skill areas  \nCourse Descriptions  \nESLG 1000 English as a Second Language Program Level 1 (1-10)  \nThe course develops basic listening, speaking, reading, writing, test-taking and classroom skills, appropriate to each student's needs. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Placement test.  \nESLG 2000 English as a Second Language Program Level 2 (1-10)  \nThe course strengthens and improves listening comprehension, speaking, reading, writing and test-taking skills, appropriate to each individual student's needs. It is taught in conjunction with a content course for which the student will earn 1 credit hour. Maybe repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Placement test.  \nESLG 2090 Academic Language Skills: Level 2 (A) (1-8)  \nStrengthens listening comprehension, speaking, reading and writing skills. Proceeds from the basic concrete language to the expression of abstract ideas, with the goal of fluent, correct English. May be repeated once for credit. Prerequisite:  \nPlacement test.  \nESLG 2100 Academic Language Skills: Level 2 (B) (1-8)  \nContinuation of ESLG 2090. May be repeated once for credit. Prerequisite: Placement test.  \nESLG 2170 Conversational English Level 2 (3)  \nHelps students improve their skills in conversational English. Maybe repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Placement test.  \nESLG 2200 Pronunciation and Diction (3)  \nTeaches pronunciation and intonation of English, considering the particular difficulties of students' language backgrounds. May be repeated for credit.  \nESLG 2230 Academic Reading and Writing Skills: Level 2 (A) (3)  \nImproves students' decoding skills and increases their level of comprehension through exposure to academic, literary and journalistic readings. These readings serve as source material to develop the students' expository writing skills. They work on paraphrasing, summarizing and outlining, as well as on writing essays and reports. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite:  \nPlacement test.  \nESLG 2240 Academic Reading and Writing Skills: Level 2 (B) (3)  \nContinuation of ESLG 2230. May be repeated for credit.  \nPrerequisite: ESLG 2230 or placement test.  \nESLG 3070 English as a Second Language Program Level 3 (1-8)  \nAn intensive English course offered in a variety of formats. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisites: Placement test and permission of the ESL Director.  \nESLG 3150 Culture and Civilization of the English-Speaking World (3)  \nPresents the student with a picture of the social, political and cultural forces that have shaped the United States. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Placement test.  \nESLG 3170 English Conversation and Classroom Discussion Skills Level 3 (3)  \nHelps students express ideas orally with clarity and logic; gives practice in the art of persuasion. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Placement test.  \nESLG 3230 Reading and Writing Skills: Level 3 (A) (3)  \nDevelops fluency in reading and writing. Reading for comprehension and using summarizing and paraphrasing skills are stressed. Focus is on writing paragraphs and essays, with emphasis on clarity and organization of ideas. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Placement test.  \nESLG 3240 Reading and Writing Skills: Level 3 (B) (3)  \nContinuation of ESLG 3230. 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