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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION/ESOL
Important Information about ESOL Endorsement
The ESOL endorsement is a requirement for graduation, and it involves more than just taking the ESOL courses. You are documenting the equivalent to 300 hours of ESOL training.
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You will have your ESOL binder checked in each ESOL course you take to make sure that you have completed your work from previous ESOL courses and have received the check-off sheet and that everything is in your binder
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You are responsible to make sure that you complete the ESOL Late Field Experience in one of your internships, or if that is not possible, that you make other arrangements to complete this requirement (Check other options in the ESOL Office).
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You are responsible to get the proper documentation from your ESOL-infused courses
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You are responsible to get a final check-off of your ESOL binder in the ESOL Office before graduating.
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Any questions please refer to the ESOL Office, EDU 266, (813) 974-6880.
ESOL Courses
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TSL 4080 (old FLE 4362) - ESOL 1 - Curriculum and Pedagogy of ESOL - students must enroll in this class during their first semester in the College of Education.
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TSL 4081 (old FLE 4363) - ESOL 2 - Literacy Development in ELLs - Prerequisite - ESOL 1. This course can be taken any time between ESOL 1 and ESOL 3.
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TSL 4251 (old FLE 4364) - ESOL 3 - Applying Linguistics to ESOL Teaching and Testing - Prerequisites: ESOL1 and ESOL 2. This course is taken the semester prior to graduation and together with the next to the last internship. ESOL 3 is only offered during the Fall and Spring semesters.
ESOL-Infused Courses: These courses will provide you with sign-off sheets documenting the ESOL Performance Standards met:
- LAE 4314
- LAE 4414
- RED 4310
- EDE 4301
- EDF 4430
Other Requirements
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