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June Schedule:
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Liberal Arts Building, Dalton State
Steps to
College
8am-Noon, June
8-19, 2009 |
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Hour |
Grade 9 |
Grade 10 |
Grad Test Review |
College Prep |
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8:10-8:55 |
US History- McKenzie LIA 101 |
Language Arts- Wickes LIA
237 |
Science- Bryant LIA 109 |
College Algebra- Hilley LIA 114 |
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9:00-9:45 |
Lit & Comp- Wickes LIA
237 |
Social Studies- McKenzie LIA
101 |
Mathematics- Hilley LIA 114 |
College Biology- Bryant LIA 109 |
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9:50-10:10 |
Student Center |
Student Center |
Student Center |
Student Center |
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10:15-11:00 |
Biology- Bryant LIA 109 |
Geometry- Hilley LIA 114 |
Social Studies- McKenzie LIA 101 |
College English- Wickes
LIA 237 |
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11:05-11:50 |
Algebra- Hilley LIA 114 |
Physical Science-
Bryant LIA 109 |
Writing- Wickes LIA 237 |
Political
Issues- McKenzie LIA
101 |
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LIA 306 |
Social St. Lab Mon.
Entrepreneur- Jacobo |
English Lab Tue/Thu
Entrepreneur- Jacobo |
Math Lab Wed.
Entrepreneur-
Jacobo |
Science Lab Fri. Entrepreneur-
Jacobo |
Last Day:
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8:10-8:55 am All students and TAs in LIA
306 with Jesus Jacobo
Teachers return books
and materials to Dr. Salyer’s office |
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9:00-9:45 Students in Latino
Leaders present projects
All students and staff
in LIA 306 |
| 9:50-10:10 Breakfast snacks in
Student Center |
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10:30-10:40 DSC speaker—little auditorium
in Memorial
10:40-10:50 Motivational speaker
10:50-11:00 Steps PowerPoint |
| 11:10-12:00 Games in
the Gym |
Fall Schedule:
Biography:
Dr. Monte Salyer
graduated from
Michigan State University with
a
Ph.D. in English
with concentrations in
Applied Linguistics,
Reading Theory,
and
20th Century
American Literature. (Applied Linguistics includes the
History of the English
Language,
Language Acquisition,
Functional Grammar,
Discourse Analysis, and
Language
Assessment). His dissertation is
The Significance
of Difficult Vocabulary to Reading in a Second Language.
Dr. Salyer has taught courses in
ESL,
TESOL,
Linguistics,
Developmental Writing,
English Composition,
American Literature,
British Literature,
and
Philosophy
at
Sahmyook University in
Korea, Andrews University in Michigan,
St. Mary of the Plains College
in Kansas, and Lewis University in Illinois.
At
Dalton State, Dr. Salyer has taught
Learning Support English I,
Learning Support English II, Learning Support Reading
II,
English Composition I,
and Linguistics. He
also coordinates the
Summer Academy
each June to prepare bilingual students for
higher education.
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