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Across the False Divide: Supporting English Learners in College-Level Composition (Webinar)

August 2020

Though ESL and English have long been seen as two very separate disciplines, viewing the same students’ writing across multiple semesters reveals that students’ English can and does develop as they tackle the challenges of college-level coursework.  Following a close examination of selected students’ work, the presenters will share inclusive practices to support students from varied cultural and linguistic backgrounds in composition courses.

 

Presenters:

Jose Cortes and Melissa Reeve

Professors of ESL and English at Solano College

 

Slides

Zoom Recordingg

Details

Publication: California Acceleration Project
Author(s): Jose Cortes & Melissa Reeve

Areas of Impact

Teaching

Tags

Equity, English, Pedagogy, Solano College, ESL

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