Reading

1. Flow Chart of Courses for English Language Learners Reading Writing Grammar Listening & Speaking ESL001 Basic English as a Second Language I -develops reading, writing, grammar, & listening/speaking; 6 credits ESL016 3 credits Reading as a Second Language I ESL0123 cr. Writing with Oral Practice I ESL0103 cr. Grammar I ESL0113 cr. Listening & Speaking I Optional RDG008 Phonics No prerequ. - course can be taken by any level at any time. Good for spelling, vocabulary, & pronunciationdevelopment ESL026 3 credits Reading as a Second Language II ESL022 Writing with Oral Practice II ESL020 Grammar II ESL021 Listening & Speaking II Optional ESL051 Pronunciation Improvement for ESL Speakers - course can be taken any time after completing ESL Level II & Optional ESL061 Informal Conversation & Written English for ESL - course can be taken any time after completing ESL Level II ESL036 3 credits Reading as a Second Language III ESL032 Writing with Oral Practice III ESL030 Grammar III ESL031 Listening & Speaking III ESL0463 credits Reading as a Second Language IV ESL042 Writing with Oral Practice IV ESL040 Grammar IV ESL041 Listening & Speaking IV After completing ESL Level IV, taking the Accuplacer test for placement into appropriate reading & writing courses is strongly advised. Optional ESL050 Review Grammar for ESL - course can be taken any time after completing ESL040 Level IV Grammar RDG071 Basic Reading ENG071 Language Skills RDG081 Reading Improvement ENG081 Basic Writing Skills RDG091 College Reading Skills I ENG091 Fundamentals of Writing ENG101 First-Year Composition CRE101 Critical & Evaluative Reading I Courses in green box are for native speakers of English also. ENG102 First-Year Composition