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Liliane Fucaloro, Ph.D., Professor of Languages, is the Chair of the English and Foreign Languages Department at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. In addition to teaching multimedia for English teaching, she also co-directs the Teaching English Abroad Program. She has developed effective distance and online teaching modules for university language, literature and civilization courses in her more than thirty years of teaching. Her research interests include developing efficient language proficiency, integrating computer usage into language pedagogy, and assessment. She has taught and directed programs in Europe, Asia, and Africa, as well as North America. Her work has been presented at numerous international conferences, and her publications include such journals as CATESOL Quarterly, Language Magazine, and The French Review.

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Karen Russikoff, Ph.D., Professor of English, is the English Graduate Program Coordinator and the undergraduate ESL Composition Coordinator at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. She also supervises the Teaching Associates and co-directs the Teaching English Abroad Program. She teaches college composition to nonnative speakers, composition theory and methods to students in the graduate program, and linguistics to teaching credential and English major students. In addition to international teacher training, her research interests include second-language literacy development, second-language oral proficiency, and assessment and evaluation. She has taught and directed curriculum development in Europe as an English Specialist for the U.S. State Department, and across Asia and North America. Her work has been presented at numerous international conferences and published in such journals as TESOL Journal, Reading Improvement Journal, and the TESOL publication, New Ways of Teaching Writing.

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Speaking Fluency

 

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All students respond to well-designed writing prompts and write well-organized essays.

 

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All students learn appropriate strategies for a variety of reading tasks.

 

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All students augment their ability to think, analyze and create in the language

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Dr. Liliane Fucaloro, Ph.D. & Dr. Karen Russikoff, Ph.D.

English and Foreign Languages Department
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

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Theories and Techniques for English Language Teaching

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Social and psychological factors
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            Rehearsal strategies
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Cognitive and neurobiological factors
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Schema development
Thematic scaffolding

Theories and Techniques for Reading

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Diverse Reading Styles

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Schema Theory & Activation

Vocabulary acquisition activities
Grammar /learning activities
Support activities
Feedback activities

 

Theories and Techniques for Writing

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  • Organization
  • Introductions & conclusions

Theories & Techniques for Writing Feedback

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  • Topic development
  • Usability testing
  • Standardized testing applications
  • Monitors & Error Frequency
  • Peer revision & editing
  • Rubric development & application

Presentation techniques

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Professional presentation styles & delivery

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Classroom Management

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Educational integrity

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  • Copying issues & techniques for avoidance

Teaching with Technology

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  • Interactive communication
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  • Using Microsoft Office
  • Creating teaching web pages

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