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Elicitation Techniques
2 cr.
Define stakeholders and use the stakeholder analysis to conduct elicitation activities accurately capturing information needs, documenting, and confirming results. Facilitates meetings and communication plan to support ongoing collaboration. (Prerequisite: 10-102-124, Planning and Monitoring)
ELL Conversation
2 cr.
Focuses on developing various communication skills including speaking and listening. Students practice intrapersonal/interpersonal and nonverbal communication skills through oral presentations, group activities and written projects.
ELL Jumpstart
1 cr.
This course offers ELL students the academic and technical skills to be prepared to onboard successfully into ELL level courses.
ELL Open Lab
2 cr.
English Language Learners Levels 1-6 will use online learning platforms to develop academic, workplace, or everyday English skills (reading, writing, speaking, listening, and grammar); computer literacy skills (Microsoft Word, emailing, typing, etc.); and/or citizenship knowledge (civics, interview practice, and steps to becoming a U.S. citizen). Students will learn in a self-paced environment with the support of an instructor. Instruction for each student will vary depending on each student's unique needs.
ELL to College and Career Orientation (ELL2CC)
1 cr.
Introduces second language learners to NWTC and its services. This includes a tour of the Student Center building, introduction to staff, explanation of procedures, and a placement assessment.
ELL1 Gram/Writ-Beg Lit 2020
2 cr.
The English Language Learner will practice grammar and writing to develop beginning literacy skills. Instruction will incorporate numeracy, civics, technology, workplace skills, and academic language to prepare students for the next ELL level.
ELL1 Read-Beg Lit 2020
2 cr.
The English Language Learner will read to develop beginning literacy skills. Instruction will incorporate numeracy, civics, technology, workplace skills, and academic language to prepare students for the next ELL level.
ELL2 Read-Lo Beg Lit 2020
2 cr.
The English Language Learner will read to develop low-beginning English skills. Instruction will incorporate numeracy, civics, technology, workplace skills, and academic language to prepare students for the next ELL level.
ELL3 Read-Hi Beg Lit 2020
2 cr.
The English Language Learner will read to develop high-beginning English skills. Instruction will incorporate numeracy, civics, technology, workplace skills, and academic language to prepare students for the next ELL level.
ELL4 Gram/Writ-Lo Int Lit 2020
2 cr.
The English Language Learner will practice grammar and writing to develop low-intermediate English skills. Instruction will incorporate numeracy, civics, technology, workplace skills, and academic language to prepare students for the next ELL level.
ELL4 Read-Lo Int Lit 2020
2 cr.
The English Language Learner will read to develop low-intermediate English skills. Instruction will incorporate numeracy, civics, technology, workplace skills, and academic language to prepare students for the next ELL level.
ELL5 Read-Hi Int Lit 2020
2 cr.
The English Language Learner will read to develop high-intermediate English skills. Instruction will incorporate numeracy, civics, technology, workplace skills, and academic language to prepare students for the next ELL level.