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English
Resources & Links for CAPI Teachers
- CAPI Courses for High School English Faculty
- LTWR 301 Part I: The Theory and Practice of Teaching
Writing in 9-12
- This course has been canceled due to
lack of enrollment.
LTWR 301 Part II: A Curriculum Workshop for High School English Teachers
- This course has been canceled due to
lack of enrollment.
- Face-Face Consulting in Action
- Are you curious to see what a group face-to-face
consulting session with a CAPI writing consultant might be like? Visit a
Temecula Valley
session in action (You MUST have Real Player installed
to see this! If you do not have Real Player you will
have to download it).
- Reading and Writing Resources
- The following resources were designed by Cal State San
Marcos faculty and teaching assistants. You are welcome to use the
materials in your courses. CAPI writing consultants will likely direct
your students to these resources.
- Website Links
- These resources and links have been suggested by
faculty participating in the CAPI project. Feel free to make use of these
links or to suggest new links for the site.
API Data: Are you interested to know how
your school performs in comparison to other schools? If so, you’ll want to
visit this site.
Composition,
Rhetoric, and Writing Programs on the Web: Are you interested in
understanding writing programs at a range of universities—some of the very
universities your students will be attending? This website designed
through a grant at UCI will introduce to a range of national university
writing programs.
Diagnostic Writing Service (DWS): This service is not a test! The
California State University System has designed a writing service to help
identify your students’ strengths and weaknesses as a writers. You are
encouraged to administer DWS to your juniors and seniors. CAPI will cover
the nominal cost for CAPI participating schools. Teachers please submit
your request by completing
this form.
English-Language Arts Content Standards: The State of California has
established Standards for K-12 instruction. You might be interested to
know the goals of each grade level.
Educational Testing Service (ETS):
ETS is a leader in educational testing
and research. You and your students may find ETS’s discussion of the
California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE)
and of the CSU English and mathematics placement tests (EPT
and ELM) useful.
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