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ALP Landing Page for: PM ESOL 2
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Meeting Times:
Mon - Thurs; 6-8:15 pm Eastern
Office Hours: By appointment
Phone: TBA
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Class Notes:
This class is designed for lower beginning level ESOL students. All parts of the English language are taught: reading, writing, listening, speaking, pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary and conversation. The main purpose of this course is to increase communication skills to assist students to become more independent in the United States. Increased language proficiency will build college and career readiness as well as foster knowledge of civics, customs and historical literacy of the USA that maintains the cultures and backgrounds of all learners.
Course Syllabus:
Unit 1: Welcome/Who Are We?
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Who are we as individuals?
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Who are we as a class?
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How can we learn more about one another and establish a productive learning environment?
Unit 2: Community
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What is a community?
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Who is in our community?
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What is in our community?
Unit 3: Well-Being
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What contributes to our well-being?
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What do we need to feel safe, healthy, and cared for?
Unit 4: Food and Nutrition
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What is nutrition?
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What types of foods are good for us?
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How can we access nutritious foods?
Unit 5: Civil and Women’s Rights
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What are civil rights?
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How have women fought for rights?
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How do we advocate for ourselves?
Unit 6: Civic Engagement
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What are civics?
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How does the government work?
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What is our role/what are our rights and responsibilities?
Unit 7: Digital Literacy and Digital Citizenship
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How can we use digital resources responsibly and to enhance our lives?
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