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English.
Prerequisite: Completion of ELL 074 or placement by exam.
16356 50
Instructors: (1) Dumanskaya (2) Abdulhadi (3) Dahany
communicative activities for speaking and writing.
Prerequisite: Completion of ELL 075 or placement by exam.
16357 50
Instructors: (1) Dumanskaya (2) Abdulhadi (3) Dahany
pronunciation, grammatical structures, intonation and vocal stress. They expand
their use of idioms and academic vocabulary. Students practice note taking and
dictation skills through listening to mini-lectures and real-life interviews. Activities
include conversations in pairs and groups, presentations, and recording one's voice.
Prerequisite: Completion of ELL 064 or placement by exam.
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Instructors: (1) Lauber (2) Broadbent
academic classroom. Mini-lectures, interviews, and other real-life listening activities
are presented for students to sharpen their vocabulary and comprehension skills.
Communication and pronunciation skills are developed through class discussion,
partner and group activities, and presentations.
Prerequisite: Completion of ELL 085 or placement by exam.
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11600 154
13537 104
11616 154
16687 106
11872 181
reading and writing skills required in ENG 101, English Composition and other credit
bearing courses. Using theme-based readings from a variety of genres, coursework
will emphasize independent reading of complex academic texts, critical response to
ideas and information in academic texts, and writing essays that integrate ideas and
information from academic texts.
Note: Placement by permission of instructor.
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outside the U.S. and are ready to advance quickly to college level work. It will utilize
theme-based readings of complex academic texts and intensive practice in the
writing process for U.S. style academic writing to prepare students for college-level
coursework including ENG 101, Composition I. This will be done through a disciplined
practice of close readings and prewriting, writing, and rewriting essays.
Note: Placement by permission of instructor.
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Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Examination. Course content includes
anatomy and physiology, patient assessment, resuscitation (including use of the
semi-automatic external defibrillator/SAED), management of medical emergencies
(respiratory, cardiac, OB/GYN including emergency childbirth, common
disease/medical conditions, etc.), management of trauma-related emergencies
(fractures, injuries to the head/neck/spine, spinal immobilization, injuries to the
chest/abdomen/genitalia, bleeding, soft tissue injuries, and shock, etc.), management
of psychological emergencies, an outdoor auto extrication lab, hazardous materials
incident management, documentation requirements, and legal issues. Additional
Saturday sessions (one per month, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.) are included in the course schedule
in addition to sessions held two nights a week. Any missed sessions MUST BE
SUCCESSFULLY MADE UP before the student can be certified as eligible for the
Massachusetts EMT-Basic Examination. Successful completion of the course in its
entirety is a prerequisite for eligibility for the Massachusetts EMT-Basic Certification
Examination.
Pre/Co-requisite: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certification at the
Healthcare Provider level (American Heart Association) OR the Professional Rescuer
level (American Red Cross). Copies of current certification cards must be submitted
to the EMT course instructor for retention with student EMT course records.
The EMT course instructor offers a CPR certification course once during the
semester as a service to those who do not meet the prerequisite. An additional fee
(payable to the instructor) is required.
Note: Technology Lab Fee $100. Liability Fee $65.
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Lowell campus in LC-102 includes CPR) 2/28/15, 3/21/15, 4/11/15 (meets on the Bedford
campus in HH-212).