Dec 08, 2025  
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ESL 111 - Critical Thinking and Academic Writing ll

Semester Hours: 3 s.h.
This course, designed for nonnative speaker of English with advanced-mid proficiency in reading and writing (ACTFL), focuses on improving students’ grammar usage, broadening vocabulary, improving academic writing, and enhancing interpretive reading strategies.  Students will study the conventions of academic writing while reviewing grammar and prose mechanics.

Prerequisite(s)/Course Notes:
Advanced-mid proficiency in reading and writing (may be demonstrated by successful completion of ESL 105 ) as defined by the ACTFL proficiency guidelines.


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