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German 131 3 credits Co-ordinator Angelika Struch Prerequisite – none A course for students who have no previous knowledge of German or have been placed in Germ 131 by UBC’s placement test. Classes meet 3 hours a week (plus 1 hour of lab work). The course aims at enabling students to communicate accurately in a variety of everyday situations, to speak about past events and to express ideas and hypotheses in German while providing the necessary structural knowledge (grammar) of the language. It makes extensive use of multimedia and computer programmes in order to both facilitate and enhance learning. The amount of German used in class will increase steadily and quickly. Text: Treffpunkt, textbook and workbook Optional: Klett – Collins Dictionary, Klett – Minigrammatik, Zorach – An English Grammar for Students of German, Hammer/Durrell – Hammer’s German Grammar and Usage German 132 3 credits prerequisite Germ 131 Coordinator Angelika Struch Continuation of Germ 131 Texts: Treffpunkt , textbook and workbook Optional: Klett – Collins Dictionary

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German 100 Beginners’ German 3 credits – no prerequisite Coordinator: Caroline Rieger Term 1 and 2 A course for students who have no previous knowledge of German or have been placed in Germ 100 by UBC’s automated placement test. Classes meet 4 hours a week and concentrate on the acquisition of active linguistic skills through integrated and interactive practice in reading, writing, listening and speaking. The course aims at enabling students to communicate accurately in a variety of everyday situations, to speak about past events and to express ideas in German while providing the necessary structural knowledge (grammar) of the language. It makes extensive use of multimedia and computer programmes in order to both facilitate and enhance learning. The amount of German used in class will increase steadily and quickly. Text: Treffpunk Deutsch,, textbook and workbook Optional: Klett - Collins Dictionary , Zorach An English Grammar for Students of German. German 110 Beginners’ German 2 3 credits – prerequisite GERM 100 or equivalent Co-ordinator: Caroline Rieger Term 1 and 2 Text: Continuation of Germ 100;

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The Role of Grammar in the Teaching of Writing to ESL College Students Ru Zhang Bradley University More and more ESL (English as a Second Language) students come to the United States for their college education every year. "Researchers estimate that by the year 2000, ESL students will make up more than 25% of the college student population; colleges in some large cities have already reached this percentage" (Belanoff et.al. 211). It is critical that ESL teachers provide them with the kind of language skills they need to be successful in college and their future career. Marianne Celce-Murica has said: There are currently two extreme positions in ESL concerning the teaching of English grammar. At one extreme, the proponents of audio-lingualism (Lado, 1964) and the methodologists such as Gattegno (1972, 1976) argue that we must make grammar the core of our language instruction and that we must correct all student errors. At the other extreme, methodologists such as Krashen and Terrell (1983) tell us not to teach grammar explicitly and not to correct any learner errors (Celce-Murica 4). Celce-Murica's statement highlights the ongoing debate about grammar in ESL teaching and presents two extreme positions. We should not go to extremes. I have been teaching English as a foreign language in China for more than ten years, and I have been in a Master of Arts program in English for two semesters at Bradley University in Peoria, IL. Having been both an EFL (English as a Foreign Language) teacher and an ESL student, I have developed a more definitive position about the role of English grammar in the teaching and learning of ESL. This paper focuses on whether traditional grammar should be taught to ESL students who come to the U.S. for higher education, and if so, what kind of traditional grammar should be taught and how.

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