Teaching Developmental Immigrant Students in Undergraduate Programs: A Practical Guide
Language: English
Published by University of Michigan Press, 2011
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- Title
- Teaching Developmental Immigrant Students in Undergraduate Programs: A Practical Guide
- Author
- Goldschmidt, Myra M.; Ousey, Debbie Lamb
- Publisher
- University of Michigan Press
- Publication year
- 2011
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0472034340
- ISBN 13
- 9780472034345
More and more students are entering college in the United States without the academic
literacy skills needed to successfully complete their college education. One part of this population is what we refer to as developmental immigrant (DI) students; these students are usually placed into mainstream classes, developmental classes, or ESL classes, which treat these students as only mainstream, only developmental or only ESL learners, depending on the specialized training of the instructor. The reality for most DI students, however, is that they are all three types: they are developmental students, from (mostly) non-English speaking backgrounds, who have, for the most part, been in mainstream classes in the United States. This book provides a comprehensive framework for DI students, focusing on multiple academic literacy challenges, to help them overcome the obstacles they encounter in college.
This book was written for teachers who have these at-risk DI students in their classes are not sure how to teach them. The authors of this book were involved in the creation of a successful program that addresses the needs of DI students. This guide provides a forum for them to share their lessons, both literally and figuratively, with those faculty who are, or who will be, fortunate enough to teach DI students.
This book is divided into three parts, and each chapter begins with the key points highlighted in the chapter. Part I, Developmental Immigrant Students and Academic Literacy (Chapters 1–2), details the challenges faced by DI students and the faculty that teach them and describes some programming options. Part II, Partnering with Campus Support Programs (Chapters 3–4), discusses using a collaborative approach, partnering with learning and writing centers, and/or advising staff and appropriate administrators, in order to maximize DI student benefits in higher education. Part III, Teaching Literacy within an Academic Framework: Suggested Approaches (Chapters 5–9), provides specific approaches that the authors have found particularly beneficial in teaching DI students. Each chapter identifies specific goals to address problematic issues for the DI students. The suggested approaches to meet each goal are intentionally specific to provide teachers across the disciplines with concrete activities and methods that can be implemented and built on in their own classrooms
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