Language Proficiency Program (LAN PRO)

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Courses

LAN PRO 100B Language Proficiency Tutorial 0.0 Units

Offered through: Grad Student Prof Development Pgm
Terms offered: Spring 2017, Fall 2011, Spring 2011
This small class focuses on the specific language proficiency needs of the participants, especially in the area of pronunciation. The course also addresses issues in teaching effectiveness in the U.S. classroom and cross-cultural communication through group discussion and videotaped oral presentations. This course is required for all prospective graduate student instructors who do not
meet the minimum requirements on the Oral Proficiency Test following 100A. Recognized as 2 units in computing the study lists.
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LAN PRO 150A Advanced Language Proficiency Seminar 0.0 Units

Offered through: Grad Student Prof Development Pgm
Terms offered: Spring 2010, Spring 2009, Spring 2008
This course is designed for international graduate student instructors who are in their initial two semesters of GSI assignment at Berkeley. It focuses on oral and written English language proficiency, teaching effectiveness in the U.S. classroom, and cross-cultural communication. These concerns are addressed through group discussion and videotaped presentations. The course includes
one hours of small group or individualized instruction per week. Recognized as 2 units in computing the study lists.
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LAN PRO 380 Language Proficiency Workshop 2 Units

Offered through: Grad Student Prof Development Pgm
Terms offered: Spring 2018, Fall 2017, Spring 2017
This course is designed to meet the needs of prospective international graduate student instructors and focuses on English language pronunciation and other language skills, teaching effectiveness in the U.S. classroom, and cross-cultural issues. These concerns are addressed through reading, discussion, group work, and recorded oral presentations. The course includes one hour of small group
or individualized instruction per week. The course is required for all prospective GSIs who do not meet minimum requirements on the Oral Proficiency Test.
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