Ｐｒｅ‐ＥＡＰ（カレッジ入学）

Ｐｒｅ‐ＥＡＰは、カナダのいくつものカレッジや大学へのパースウェイのあるＥＡＰの準備コースです。このコースはアカデミックなリスニング、リーディング、ライティングスキルに重点を置いています。

Start Dates: 2011 (Oct 10), 2012 (Jan 2, Mar 12, May 21, Jul 30, Oct 8)
Focused on Writing Preparation for Exam Classes
Pathway to Exam Preparation Courses, College and University

コース内容

PRE-EAPは１０週間の集中コースで、学術的な英語をリーディングやライティングを通じて焦点をあてるコースです。このコースの目的は、生徒に様々な種類の英語の構成に触れてもらい、

The Pathway

午前のクラス

The mornings usually begin with students going over the previous night’s homework as a class and having a discussion in order to introduce or expand upon the weekly theme or a topic related to the day’s reading/writing/listening, for example, formative childhood experience. The students are eventually given a reading (short story, essay) of a related theme (e.g. experiencing peer pressure) to read and analyze; they work in pairs to answer questions, examine new vocabulary and then discuss their ideas with the entire class. The class then focuses on the writing structure of that week (e.g. narratives) and a particular element of that style (e.g. using past continuous to give descriptive detail, essay organization, etc). Students will then do some form of in-class writing relating to the previously discussed topics. For example, they may be asked to write a narrative-style paragraph describing a time that they experienced peer pressure. This may be done as their daily journal entry or as an assignment to be handed in. Regardless, students proofread their partner’s composition and help each other with any corrections.

Afternoon Class

The afternoon often consists of an authentic listening on the related topic of the day/week, followed by discussion, for example, a radio program concerning the different forms of stress experienced in childhood and the possible effects. The afternoon is also spent on the vocabulary focus of the week and any other issues that may occur. Each group of students is quite different and the course is often adjusted slightly to meet the individual needs of the particular group of students. Some constants are nightly homework assignments, the Friday quiz, in-class writing assignments, and a larger essay assignment to be done over the weekend