Rebecca Martin
ESL Adjunct Instructor
Location: Ritter Library, Office #205
(440) 826-3711
rmartin@bw.edu
The ESL 101 course gives Non-Native English Speaking (NNES) students the opportunity to improve overall academic speaking and listening skills by increasing retention of oral and written material.
The ESL 102 course instructs Non-Native English Speaking (NNES) students in improving overall academic writing skills by enhancing students' skills in grammar, vocabulary and effective communication.
English as a Second Language
ESL instructors at Baldwin Wallace University are trained and dedicated professionals who are well qualified to help international students master English and adjust to life in the United States. All ESL instructors at Baldwin Wallace University have obtained graduate degrees in teaching English as a Second Language or in a related specialty and have several years of professional experience.
The ESL Adjunct can also provide individual or small group tutoring in the following areas:
- Academic writing assistance for all classes
- Advanced grammar
- Culture adjustment and insight into American culture
- Pronunciation and presentation skills
- Standardized test preparation (IELTS, SPEAK test, TWI, TOEIC)
- Test taking skills
Textbook and reading skills - TOEFL test preparation
- Vocabulary improvement