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The selected texts, including poetry, illustrate some of the various contexts, forms, and purposes of literature. Students review the principles of good essay writing and practice English composition, communication, and critical analysis.

An introduction to the writing and editing of creative nonfiction. Student writing and course investigations could include sub-genres such as the personal essay, travel writing, research narratives, writing of place, memoir, biography, and/or creative writing about other arts. In addition to writing their own creative nonfiction, students will routinely practice peer critique in a workshop environment.

Courses with this designation may be based on individual research by a student, or be used to introduce areas of study not otherwise taught. These courses provide an opportunity for both students and faculty to develop their special interests at an advanced level of inquiry. Normally taken in the third or fourth year, courses in the 4000 series are open only to students who have
already completed at least 21 credits of English, or to others by special permission of the Department.

For ESL students beginner-2 level. This course includes a study of phonetics, stress and pitch patterns, exercises in verb tenses and spoken vocabulary. May be combined with other ESL courses.

For ESL students at the intermediate-1 level. This course involves group discussion, workshop activities, and individual language-lab assignments. May be combined with other ESL courses.

For ESL students at the intermediate-2 level. This course introduces fundamentals of English grammar. Weekly writing assignments and workshop activities are required. May be combined with ANLS 1423.

Préalable : ANLS 1423 ou le test de classement

For ESL students at the beginner-1 level. This course emphasizes the acquisition of speech rhythms and development of vocabulary. May be combined with ANLS 1413.

For ESL students at the beginner and low-intermediate level. This course should be taken in combination with English 1, 2, 3 or 4 (this can also be used to support learners speaking abilities). English Pronunciation is a course where students learn how to accurately pronounce the core sounds of English as well as become familiar with their many possible spellings in written English.

This course involves group discussion, workshop activities, and individual language-lab assignments.

Le vieillissement humain est un processus normal composé de déclins, mais il est aussi marqué par de nombreux développements. Ce cours vous permettra de mieux comprendre ce processus dans une approche interdisciplinaire, toute en vous faisant découvrir les multiples façons de maintenir le bien-être biopsychosocial des personnes âgées. Des exemples de pratiques contemporaines dans le domaine de l'intervention gérontologique font parties du contenu de cours.

Pendant le semestre, vous serez témoins des diverses étapes du vieillissement - du passage à la retraite jusqu'à la mort. Vous apprendrez aussi à connaître les besoins fondamentaux des personnes âgées ainsi que les mythes, les attitudes et les stéréotypes entretenus envers cette population importante.

Ce cours est un préalable pour les étudiants et étudiantes qui désirent poursuivre leurs études en travail social. Il offre une vue d’ensemble des stratégies utilisées par divers intervenants pour répondre aux besoins des populations. Les inégalités structurelles seront aussi explorées et critiquées selon l’approche de l’analyse critique. Ce cours se penchera sur les éléments pratiques de la profession, ses valeurs, ses différentes approches, ses méthodes d’interventions et sur les stratégies utilisées dans divers milieux et selon les clientèles.