授業目標 Advanced ESLA. This course is designed to introduce students to a variety of features of essay writing, including the role of thesis statements, introductions, conclusions, and various means of organization. Emphasizes controlling grammar and developing the ability to use complex sentences. 成績評価: Students with "P" grade in ESLA 113 may take ESLA 115 but must be concurrently enrolled in ESLA 91, 92, or 93. S/P/U grading. Prerequisite: ESLA placement test or S grade in ESLA 113. (UE) • Homework and in-class work　　25% of final grade • Out of class final drafts (OCE)　　25% of final grade • Quizzes and tests　　20% of final grade • In-class Essays (ICE)　　20% of final grade • Reading Journals & Attendance 10% of final grade 教科書: Writing Strategies, Book One 2nd Ed. – David and Peggy Dustin Kehe; ProLingua Associates, Brattleboro, VT; ISBN: 10:0-86647-430-7, and • Cultural Differences – by David and Peggy Dustin Kehe; ProLingua Associates, Brattleboro, VT; ISBN: 13: 978-0-86647-361-3 Other resources 授業内容 1. Write essays with enough details to support their thesis statement. 2. Organize essays by connecting ideas fluently. 3. Write a variety of introductions and conclusions. 4. Use sentences with complex structures, reduced forms and varied sentence starts. 5. Edit writing following grammatical rules. 6. Summarize and paraphrase academic passages. 7. Incorporate source information in an essay. 8. Use a set of grammatical terms. 授業時間数 1320分=110分×週3×4