International Programs, New College is offering short transition online learning modules to incoming multilingual undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts and Science. The short course learning modules focus on building specific language and communication skills that students need to handle academic work. Module features include synchronous and asynchronous student and instructor interaction, instructor feedback on student learning, and direction to university supports to promote student self-regulated learning.
Module A – Strategies for effective course participation
Course Dates: Monday, July 27 2020 – Friday, July 31 2020
Lecture Times: 9:00am – 10:00am, Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
Focus: Speaking
Cost: Free
Instructors increasingly value the participation between students, themselves, and course content. Success isn’t solely about passing exams and assignments. Most courses include participation grades that reflect your engagement with course content. These grades are usually measured through your activity in tutorials, seminars, or even in office hours with your professors. In this module, you’ll learn strategies and tips to make the most of participation in your courses.
Modules
Each module spans one week from Monday to Friday and includes 10 hours of expected commitment from participants. They are stand-alone, so students can register for any one, two, or three modules, depending on what students want to improve and prepare for in upcoming courses. Each module includes daily live lectures that exemplify the skill focus and self-study tasks for students to apply to materials related to their undergraduate program area. Each day, the instructor interacts with students and their work. All modules lead to the submission of a small assignment for detailed feedback.
How to Apply
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