MATESOL 610

Techniques in Teaching English as a Foreign Language

Name: Techniques in Teaching English as a Foreign Language

Course Number: MATESOL 610

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

MATESOL 610 is dedicated to exploring the methods and strategies essential for teaching English in non-native English-speaking environments. This course provides students with insights into the theories, pedagogical approaches, instructional techniques, and methods for effectively teaching grammar, listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in the EFL setting. Additionally, topics such as lesson planning, assessment, classroom management, and professional development tailored to the EFL context are covered.

Learning Outcomes:

Critically analyze theories that underpin teaching techniques within the EFL setting.
Understand the specific needs of English-language learners when selecting or preparing teaching methods and strategies.
Apply knowledge of language acquisition and language skill development to foster the acquisition of communicative language skills and literacy in the second language (L2) within the EFL setting.
Gain proficiency in selecting resources that inform and enhance EFL instruction.

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