P-Teach: English Composition 1
Does the idea of reading, writing, and research about teaching-related issues sound interesting? Are you a P-Teach student?
This course provides opportunities to write for different purposes and audiences, with an emphasis on learning how to respond to various rhetorical situations; improving critical thinking, reading, and writing abilities; understanding various writing processes; and gaining a deeper knowledge of language conventions. Please note, this class is a combination of adults and high school students.
This course is offered every year in the Fall after school.
This course is concurrent enrollment with CU-Denver. Students earn 3 college credits upon successful completion of this course.
For questions about this class, please email Melissa Dole at dole_melissa@svvsd.org
Course Information
- Course Subject
- Course Number
- PS3478
- Course Duration
- 1 Semester
- Course Credit
- 0.5 Language Arts
- Prerequisite
- P-Teach Student
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