AU TESOL Program Course Syllabi
Welcome to the AU TESOL Program's course syllabi page. Here you can access almost any syllabus for any TESOL course that you are interested in taking. Click on the name of the class for the corresponding syllabus.
PLEASE NOTE: Some of the syllabi listed below are sample syllabi from previous semesters, and may not reflect the exact content of the course. These are posted to give you, the student, an idea of what some of the requirements may be for the classes listed.
TESL-096 Graduate Writing Prof. Wiechart (Fall 2012)
TESL-500 Principles of Linguistics Prof. Vinogradova (Spring 2013)
TESL-500 Principles of Linguistics Prof. Barr (Summer 2013)
TESL-501 English Language Teaching I Prof. Sheen (Fall 2012)
TESL-501 English Language Teaching I Prof. Young (Summer 2013)
TESL-502 English Language Teaching II Prof. Sheen (Spring 2013)
TESL-502 English Language Teaching II Prof. Linville (Summer 2013)
TESL-503 Structure of English Prof. Barr (Spring 2013)
TESL-523 Second Language Acquisition Prof. Sheen (Spring 2013)
TESL 524 Reading and Writing in the ESL/EFL Classroom Prof. Linville (Spring 2013)
TESL-527 Cultural Issues in the ESL/EFL Classroom Prof. Linville (Spring 2013)
TESL-527 Cultural Issues in the ESL/EFL Classroom Prof. Young (Summer 2013)
TESL-531 Language Assessment Prof. Linville (Fall 2012)
TESL-541 Teaching Grammar Prof. Sheen (Fall 2011)
TESL-542 Teaching Pronunciation Profs. Barr & Hatch (Spring 2013)
TESL-545 Curriculum and Materials Design Prof. Linville (Fall 2012)
TESL-554 Technology for English Language Teaching and Learning Prof. Linville (Spring 2013)
TESL-560-001 Words Through Time and Space Prof. Barr (Spring 2011)
TESL-560-001 Accents and Dialects Prof. Barr (Spring 2012)
TESL-560 Research Methods in Second Language Acquisition Prof. Sheen (Fall 2012)
TESL-620 English Language Teaching III Prof. Linville (Fall 2012)
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