Throughout the process of preparing for a range of college assignments, students will receive instruction in skills and strategies in the following areas:
Reading and Listening Skills
Study Skills
Take responsibility for:
Use common software to communicate and to complete information management tasks such as word processing assignments, sending emails, or signing in to an online learning management system.
Some or all of the following methods will be used:
Student achievement will be measured using formative assessment tools and the mastery system in accordance with the Douglas College Evaluation Policy. Students will receive ongoing feedback from the instructor throughout the course. Evaluation will be based on learning outcomes and course content. Mastery will be granted to students who achieve an average of at least 70% on the items listed below. Evaluation will include, but need not be limited to, the following tasks:
-A collection of basic outlines (a list of main ideas and key details) from at least 2-3 written texts of up to 2 pages in length and at least 2-3 spoken texts of up to 8 minutes in length, demonstrating an understanding of the differences and similarities among people, places or events related to culture and community. At least 1 of the outlines must be based on a formatted text (map, graph, timeline, etc.).
-At least 1 project based on the information from the written and spoken texts. Students will create a visual representation of their learning, which will demonstrate their understanding of people, places or events related to culture and community. The final product should be a compilation task. Possible projects might be:
-At least 1 in-class reading assessment and 1 in-class listening assessment to demonstrate mastery of skills (such as arranging information from a written or spoken text into a timeline, skimming and scanning to find information, or identifying main ideas in written or spoken texts).
-Attendance and participation in labs.
-A final in-class exam to demonstrate mastery of reading and listening skills. This may be comprehensive or based on selected course elements.
-At least 1 self-assessment of learning strategies, progress, and study skills (to be discussed with the instructor).
Sample grade breakdown:
A collection of outlines worth up to 15% (total)
Project worth up to 25%
In-class assessment worth up to 20% (total)
A final in-class exam worth up to 10%
Participation worth up to 10%
Lab attendance and participation worth 10%
Self-assessment worth up to 10%
Total 100%
By the end of this course, successful students will
Reading and Listening Skills
Study Skills
Students may be required to purchase one or more of the following materials:
Course Guidelines for previous years are viewable by selecting the version desired. If you took this course and do not see a listing for the starting semester / year of the course, consider the previous version as the applicable version.
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| Institution | Transfer Details for ELLA 0120 | |
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| There are no applicable transfer credits for this course. | ||
| CRN | Days | Instructor | Status | More details |
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CRN
15733
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Mon Wed | Instructor Last Name
Fusco
Instructor First Name
Tina
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Course Status
Open
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ELLA 0120 001 - Students must ALSO register in computer lab ELLA 0120 L01.