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TESOL-Undergraduate
The minor in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
(TESOL) requires 18 hours coursework. Students enrolling in this program
must have at least 2 years of a foreign language or equivalent at the college
level in the case of a native speaker of English, or demonstrated proficiency
in English at a level commensurate with the student’s role as a language
model and instructor in the case of a non-native speaker of English. Students
who wish to enroll in this minor should first meet with the undergraduate
English Department advisor.
Course Requirements
- ENG 341 Introduction to Descriptive Linguistics (completed
by end of Fall semester of Junior year);
- ENG 343 Cross-Cultural Aspects in TESOL (take in Spring semester
of Junior year);
- ENG 344 TESOL: Theoretical Foundations (take in Spring semester
of Junior year);
- ENG 345 TESOL: Methods and Materials (take in Fall semester
of Senior year);
- ENG 346 Assessment and Testing in ESL (take in Fall semester
of Senior year);
- 3 hours selected from ENG 241 Growth and Structure of the English Language, ENG 243 Traditional and Non-Traditional Grammars, ENG 310 History and Development of the English Language, and COM 370 Psychology of Language.
- An optional TESOL practicum, English 394, may be taken
in addition to these 18 hours.
Approval Certificate in Teaching
English as a Second Language
Students of both graduate and undergraduate
standing may obtain a state endorsement for Teaching English as a Second Language
by fulfilling the following requirements:
- Fulfill Teacher Education Certification requirements of either the Standard Elementary and/or High School Certificate;
- Complete the 18 hours of required coursework as listed in the minor in TESOL above;
- Obtain 100 clock hours of ESL Clinical Experience or 3 months of teaching experience in English as a Second Language at the appropriate level. This practical experience may be obtained by enrolling in
English 394.
Please note that these requirements are for students who enrolled
under the 2003-2004 catalog or later. Students who enrolled under prior catalogs
should check with the English
Department
advisor for those requirements.
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