LING 4/577 and LING 4/578 | The TESOL Methods Sequence delivers the core pedagogy content for both the MATESOL and TESL Certificate programs. Both LING 4/577 TESOL Methods I and LING 4/578 TESOL Methods II are required courses for the MATESOL and the TESL Certificate.
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Credits | LING 477/577, TESOL Methods I = four credits LING 478/578, TESOL Methods II = four credits
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Course Description | "Approaches, methods, and techniques in teaching English to speakers of other languages, covering theoretical material and its applications to language teaching. Requires 25 hours/term of observation, tutoring, and practice teaching, and additional 5-10 out-of-class hours for 578. Courses must be taken in sequence. LING 477/577: Introduces current knowledge concerning language teaching methodology and second language learner characteristics. LING 478/578: Emphasizes techniques for teaching and classroom management. "
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Prerequisites for LING 477/577 | LING 471/571, LING 438/538
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Prerequisites for LING 478/578 | LING 477/577
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50 hours of practicum: | Approximately 50 combined hours of practice component are required during the two-quarter Methods sequence. - tutoring English learners
- observation of working teachers
- practice teaching in ESL classes
Each practice experience is documented and added to the teaching Portfolio.
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Time Demands and Planning your Program of Study | TESOL Methods I and II involve considerable spent time outside of class in tutoring, classroom observing and practice teaching activities. This is in addition to readings, assignments and group projects for the courses.
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Practice teaching locations: | In TESOL Methods-I, students are introduced to a variety of Portland ESL suggested practice sites that may accommodate their interests and time requirements. - Students are not limited to the sites suggested;
- Students may choose their own tutoring, working teacher observation, and practice teaching venues.
After choosing a practice site, students are generally expected to arrange most of their own out-of-class practice hours to suit their individual schedules.
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| To make an academic advising appointment, please contact your advisor or contact the Applied Linguistics coordinator. |