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The Purpose of this course is the following:  To improve your speaking, pronunciation and listening skills  To develop expertise and awareness of techniques and strategies that will help you communicate more effectively  To communicate better in academic settings and every day situations

 To understand short academic lectures and practice note- taking skills  To improve listening skills in the following ways: listen for the main idea, find specific information to answer questions and make inferences  Practice using English in academic and social situations  Learn communication strategies, such as summarizing, pausing, transitioning, asking for clarification and more.  Learn how to monitor and fix your own pronunciation errors  Become familiar with idiomatic and academic vocabulary in English.

 Speeches 15%  Participation 10%  Quizzes, Homework and Assignments 20%  Mid-Term Exam 5%  Final Exam 50%

 Tests & Quizzes:  1 midterm, 1 final exam and 6 to 8 quizzes.  Homework:  6-8 Pronunciation Exercises and Listening Assignments  Speeches  3 Speeches  Discussion Groups  4-5 In-class and outside of class discussions  Tests & Quizzes:  1 midterm, 1 final exam and 6 to 8 quizzes.

GradePointsPoint Range %Interpretation A Excellent A B B Above Average B C C Average C D D Below average F0.059 & belowFailure I0.0Incomplete

 You are responsible for timely attendance and active participation in all classroom activities inside and outside of class. See MCTC’s Attendance Policy  You are expected to have a computer and Internet connection to take this Hybrid course  You are expected to do your own work. Any form of cheating, plagiarism or academic dishonesty will result in a Zero for the first offense. Cheating a second time will be handled according to MCTC’s Student Code of Conduct.  If you need accommodations, please contact your instructor or the Office of Student Disabilities

 Office Location  Phone   If you have any further questions, please refer to the instructor syllabus in D2L Content