Course Objectives:
1. to enhance their English listening skills
2. to enhance their English speaking skills
3. to enhance their English reading skills
4. to enhance their English writing skills
5. to enhance their overall English communicative ability
6. to enhance their knowledge of cultural diversity and an international perspective

Course Contents:
1. listening with Q-&-A sessions,
2. dialogues
3. group discussions
4. role-play

Course Objectives:
1. to enhance their English listening skills
2. to enhance their English speaking skills
3. to enhance their English reading skills
4. to enhance their English writing skills
5. to enhance their overall English communicative ability
6. to enhance their knowledge of cultural diversity and an international perspective

Course Contents:
1. listening with Q-&-A sessions,
2. dialogs
3. group discussions
4. role-play

Pre-Freshman English for Non-English Major, a 36-hour intensive elective course, is designed to enrich university freshmen’s communicative skills in English required for basic daily-life topics, activities, and situations. In this course students will develop and enhance their English skills in a learner-friendly and supportive learning environment through a variety of student-centered communicative activities such as listening with Q-&-A sessions, dialogues, group discussions, and role-plays. In addition, no traditional pencil-and-paper tests will be used to evaluate students’ listening and speaking skills. Instead, the student evaluation will be entirely task-based to maximize opportunities for students to demonstrate their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills through communication in English.

Pre-Freshman English for Non-English Major, a 36-hour intense elective course, is designed to enrich university freshmen’s communicative skills in English required for basic daily-life topics, activities, and situations. In this course students will develop and enhance their English skills in a learner-friendly and supporting learning environment through a variety of student-centered communicative activities such as listening with Q-&-A sessions, dialogues, group discussions, and role-plays. In addition, no traditional pencil-and-paper tests will be used to evaluate students’ listening and speaking skills. Instead, the student evaluation will be entirely task-based to maximize opportunities for students to demonstrate their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills through communication in English.

Stretch 3A: 6 skills to Expand your English by S. Stempleski, 2014, Oxford.

Stretch 3A: 6 skills to Expand your English by S. Stempleski, 2014, Oxford.