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Friday, October 20
 

3:25pm PDT

Life Skills Reading for the Bravehearted
Are you tired of teaching boring life skills lessons, just to raise scores on the CASAS test? Attend this presentation and take a fresh look at 21st century life skills. Understanding life skills deeply and teaching beyond just the test will prepare students to think critically and “read the world.”

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Friday October 20, 2017 3:25pm - 3:40pm PDT
H2 Lafayette

4:00pm PDT

The Syllabus: A Tool for Reading Skills and Student Engagement
Reading the syllabus to students is a common first-day activity in ESOL classrooms. However, there are ways to maximize this act and transform it to provide activities that increase students’ interest and comprehension as well as provide practice with reading skills, such as predicting, fluency, and scanning.

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avatar for Stefanie Johnson Shipman, San Diego Miramar College

Stefanie Johnson Shipman, San Diego Miramar College

Assistant Professor/Basic Skills Co-Coordinator, San Diego Miramar College
I have been in the higher education field for over 10 years. I earned my B.A. in Literature & Language and my M.A. in English with dual emphases in TESL and Rhetoric/Composition from Cal Poly Pomona. In addition, I have a Postsecondary Reading and Learning Certificate in Teaching... Read More →



Friday October 20, 2017 4:00pm - 4:15pm PDT
H2 Stevens Creek
 
Saturday, October 21
 

10:10am PDT

Get It? Using Satirical News in the Reading Classroom
Looking for authentic, funny, and challenging texts to use in reading class? This session provides ideas for using satirical news articles from The Onion to teach reading. Come get some tips for teaching close reading, critical thinking, and making inferences using satire.

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avatar for Sally Teeple

Sally Teeple

Instructor, San Jose State University, International Gateways



Saturday October 21, 2017 10:10am - 10:25am PDT
CC 205
 

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