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Reading and Writing About Short Stories
Facilitator: Erlyn Baack
This course requires an enrollment key

Reading and Writing About Short Stories is an eight-week course in which participants will read and write about one story every week.  Because each story contains a quiz, an initial response to the story that I "correct" and send back for modifications before publication in the forums, and then responses to others' comments, timeliness is extremely important and due dates are rigidly set.  Most stories, therefore, are very short, the longest just five pages. 

An example of a short story I have used in the past is War by Luigi Pirandello available HERE.  If you are interested in reading the story, taking the quiz, writing a response and sending it to me, I will edit it and return it for your modifications before publication. 

Advanced Composition
Facilitator: Erlyn Baack
This course requires an enrollment key

The goal of Advanced Composition (Comp 101) is successful academic writing. Over a period of eight weeks, participants will write a series of essays emphasizing both accuracy and fluency. Accuracy occurs through writing and revising academic essays much like those in a student's site, Sports. Fluency comes through participants' responses to others' essays.

For those about to write the Test of Written English (TWE) or begin university studies requiring academic essays in English, this online class is a good choice for a solid foundation in academic writing.


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This site offers two eight-week classes:  Reading and Writing About Short Stories and Advanced Composition for Non-Native Speakers of English.

It is not possible to enroll yourself in these classes.  For questions about registration and cost, click FAQs, or for additional information, please subscribe to ESLBEE.COM News HERE or write to Erlyn Baack HERE.

NOTE:  Responding to others' essays is always important!  Please see THIS THREAD for an excellent example of reading and responding to other participants' essays.