Teaching Experience

Course

International Standards of Teaching and Assessing English Groups

Course Description

Designed to support and enhance Junior (third year) college students teaching and assessment practices from the perspective of Western pedagogy and andragogy strategies.

ESL Demographics

Adult Learners

Primary Languages

Karakalpak, Kazak, Uzbek, Russian

Course

Language Testing and Assessment

Course Description

This course exposes Senior (fourth year) college students to evidence based testing and assessment practices for PK-12 and college level students. Students enrolled in this class are those who have been identified by the college as future teachers.

Schedule

Tuesday: 1:00pm-2:30pm Group 413 | 2:30pm-4:00pm Group 414

ESL Demographics

Adult Learners

Primary Languages

Karakalpak, Kazak, Uzbek, Russian

Monday	Thursday	Friday
1:00-2:30pm Group 305	1:00-2:30pm Group 305	1:00-2:30pm Group 305
2:30-4:00pm Group 304	2:30-4:00pm Group 304	2:30-4:00pm Group 305
4:00-5:30pm Group 304	4:00-5:30pm Group 304	4:00-5:30pm Conversation Club

Course

NCESL 941 Summer Bridge-Academic ESL Review

Course Description

Designed to help ESL learners improve their academic reading and writing skills and review basic academic grammar and vocabulary. Emphasizes student success strategies and study skills that will help students be successful in their learning. The course is an academic ESL reading and writing skills development/refresher course.

Schedule

Tuesday and Thursday 6:30PM to 9:35PM

ESL Demographics

Adult Learners

Primary Languages

Japanese, Ukrainian, Urdu, Arabic, Vietnamese, Spanish, Farsi

Course

NCESL 20 Conversation and Listening Skills for Beginners

Course Description

This course promotes listening comprehension and provides conversation practice. Students acquire the skills needed to have basic conversations with native speakers of English. Instruction focuses on beginning-level speaking and listening skills appropriate for conversational English.

Schedule

Monday and Wednesday 6:00PM to 9:20PM

ESL Demographics

Adult Learners

Primary Language(s)

Spanish, Portuguese, Farsi

Concurrent 8-week Course(s)

NC 108 Basic ESL 1: Lecture 32 hours. Exposes English language learners to the first of three instructional levels of ESL for academic and everyday purposes. Introduces activities at a novice-low level which encourage independent learning. Promotes control over students' ability to learn and engage in goal-directed behaviors. Increases English language grammar, reading, listening, conversation, and writing competence.

Concurrent 8-week Course(s)

NC 109 Basic ESL 2: Lecture 32 hours. Exposes English learners to the second of three instructional levels of ESL for academic and everyday purposes. Continues activities at a novice-mid level which encourage independent learning. Promotes control over students' ability to learn and engage in goal-directed behaviors. Increases English language grammar, reading, listening, conversation, and writing competences.

Schedule

Tuesday & Thursday 5:30PM to 7:50PM

ESL Demographics

Adult Learners

Primary Language(s)

Spanish, French, Russian, Ukrainian

Course

ESL 45 & NCESL 945 Reading and Writing Essential 1

Course Description

A beginning course in reading and writing academic English for students whose first language is not English. Offers instruction in reading skills, basic grammar usage, paragraph organization and development, and appropriate basic vocabulary for academic reading and writing. Credit & Non-Credit course.

Schedule

Monday & Wednesday 6:30PM to 9:00PM

ESL Demographics

Adult Learners

Primary Language(s)

Spanish, Arabic, Farsi, Russian

Schedule

Monday & Thursday: ELD 1-3 (7th and 8th grade), Tuesday & Thursday: ELD 1-3 (High School)

ELD Demographics

7th-12th grade students

ELD Class Primary Languages

Spanish, Tagalog

Course

NCESL 23 Reading and Writing for Beginning Level Students

Course Description

This course focused on the reading and writing skills beginning-level learners need in order to learn vocabulary, produce simple and compound sentences, and compose paragraphs.

Schedule

Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:00PM to 9:00PM

ESL Demographics

Adult Learners

Primary Language(s)

Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Vietnamese

Course

ESL 45 & NCESL 945 Reading and Writing Essential 1

Course Description

A beginning course in reading and writing academic English for students whose first language is not English. Offers instruction in reading skills, basic grammar usage, paragraph organization and development, and appropriate basic vocabulary for academic reading and writing. Credit & Non-Credit course.

Schedule

Monday & Wednesday 6:30PM to 9:00PM

ESL Demographics

Adult Learners

Primary Language(s)

Spanish, Farsi

Schedule

Monday & Thursday: ELD 1-3 (7th and 8th grade), Tuesday & Thursday: ELD 1-3 (High School)

ELD Demographics

7th-12th grade students

ELD Class Primary Languages

Spanish, Tagalog

Schedule

Period 1: ELD 1, Period 2: Dual-Enrollment Fresno City Junior College English 1 (Fall)/COMM-1 (Spring), Period 3: Prep, Period 4: ELD 2, Period 6: ELD 2/3, Period 7: ELD 3

Fresno City College English 1A Course Description

Students will read, analyze, and compose college-level prose, with emphasis on the expository; study writing as a process; explore different composing structures and strategies; edit and revise their own writing; and conduct research (gather, organize, evaluate, integrate, and document information), culminating in a term research paper and annotated bibliography. Students will write a minimum of 6,000 words in formal academic language.

ELD Demographics

9th-12th grade students

ELD Class Primary Languages

Hmong, Punjabi, Spanish, Vietnamese, Arabic

Fresno City College Dual-Enrollment English 1A Demographics

11th-12th grade students

Schedule

Period 1: ELD 1, Period 2: Dual-Enrollment Fresno City Junior College English 1 (Fall)/COMM-1 (Spring), Period 3: Prep, Period 4: ELD 2, Period 6: ELD 2/3, Period 7: ELD 3

Fresno City College English 1A Course Description

Students will read, analyze, and compose college-level prose, with emphasis on the expository; study writing as a process; explore different composing structures and strategies; edit and revise their own writing; and conduct research (gather, organize, evaluate, integrate, and document information), culminating in a term research paper and annotated bibliography. Students will write a minimum of 6,000 words in formal academic language.

ELD Demographics

9th-12th grade students

ELD Class Primary Languages

Hmong, Punjabi, Spanish, Vietnamese, Arabic

Fresno City College Dual-Enrollment English 1A Demographics

11th-12th grade students

Description

Volunteer assignment at a small village school located approximately 1.5 hours outside of Hanoi, Vietnam.

Schedule

Three 1.5 hours classes per day (Monday through Thursday)

Class Demographics

6 to 16 years old

Primary Language

Vietnamese

Schedule

Period 1: English 2, Period 2: English 2, Period 3: Prep, Period 4: English 2, Period 6: Dual-Enrollment Fresno City Junior College English 1 (Fall)/COMM-1 (Spring), Period 7: English 2

English 2 (10th grade ELA) Demographics

10th grade students

Dual-Enrollment College Demographics

11th-12th grade students

Schedule

Period 1: English 2, Period 2: English 2, Period 3: Prep, Period 4: English 2, Period 6: Dual-Enrollment Fresno City Junior College English 1 (Fall)/COMM-1 (Spring), Period 7: English 2

English 2 (10th grade ELA) Demographics

10th grade students

Dual-Enrollment College Demographics

11th-12th grade students

Schedule

Block 1: English 1 (9th grade ELA), Block 3: ELD 1 (Central West), Block 7: ELD Support A (Central West), Block 2: English 2 (10th grade ELA), Block 4: ELD Support A (Central East), Block 6: English 2 (10th grade ELA)

Availability

Office Hours are Tuesday through Friday from 1:20 PM to 2:50 PM during which time students can schedule one on one Zoom meetings, phone calls, or email. Check the online calendar for Zoom Class Times and Office Hours. If needed, I can assist students at mutually agreed upon times on Monday.

ELD Class Demographics

9th-12th grade students

ELD Class Primary Language(s)

Arabic, Armenian, Punjabi, Spanish, Urdu, Vietnamese

Schedule

Block 1: English 1 (9th grade ELA), Block 3: ELD 1 (Central West), Block 7: ELD Support A (Central West), Block 2: English 2 (10th grade ELA), Block 4: ELD Support A (Central East), Block 6: English 2 (10th grade ELA)

ELD Class Demographics

9th-12th grade students

ELD Class Primary Language(s)

Arabic, Armenian, Punjabi, Spanish, Urdu, Vietnamese

Schedule

Period 1: ELD Level 1 & 2 (English Language Development), Period 2: Co-teaching, Period 3: Co-teaching, Period 4: Prep, Period 6: ELD Level 2 & 3, Period 7: ELD Level 3 & 4

ELD Class Demographics

7th-12th grade students

Primary Language(s)

Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, Filipino, French, Hmong, Punjabi, Rumanian, Russian, Spanish, Taiwanese, Ukrainian, Urdu, Vietnamese

Student-Teaching Schedule

Varied due to student-teaching responsibilities

Class Demographics

8 weeks teaching 11th and 12th grade ELA students - 8 weeks teaching 9th grade Honors ELA students & 9th grade ELA Lab class

Primary Language

English

Schedule

24 classes per week - four rotational Matthayom 1 (M1) intensive English Language Arts classes, four rotational Matthayom 2 (M2) intensive English Language Arts classes

Class Demographics

M1 students are equivalent to U.S. 7th graders - M2 students are equivalent to U.S. 8th graders.

Primary Language

Thai

Role

Substitute Teacher (4th-12th grade)