Position Papers & Publications

CATESOL | ASCCC | FACCC | NCTE & CCCC

ECCTYC — English Council of California Two-Year Colleges

Position Statements

Resolutions

  • On Consultation for College English Policies, Proposals, and Decisions (2004 October 22)
  • Calling for Maintenance and Expansion of English AA Degrees at California’s Community Colleges (2004 October 22)
  • Affirming ECCTYC’s Resolution on the Minimum English Composition Requirement for Graduation with an Associate Degree (2004 October 21)
  • Minimum English Composition Requirement for Graduation with an Associate Degree (2003)
  • Composition Courses Taught in Compressed Time Frames (2002)

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CATESOL — California Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages

Visit the CATESOL Publications Page for all CATESOL, publications, ordering information, and position statements including statements on

  • the Role of English as a Second Language in Public Schools Grades K-12
  • the Role of English as a Second Language in Public Postsecondary Education
  • the Differences Between English as a Second Language and Basic Skills Instruction at Post-Secondary Levels
  • the Need to Increase Full-Time, Permanent Teaching Staff in Adult or Community College Non-Credit ESL Programs (updated 2/97)
  • Language Policy
  • Specially Designed Academic Instruction in English (Sheltered English)
  • Distance Education for Non-Native Learners of English
  • Degree-Applicable Credit ESL Courses in Community Colleges
  • Proposition 187
  • Literacy Instruction for English Language Learners, Grades K-12

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ASCCC — Academic Senate for California Community Colleges

Visit the ASCC Publications Page to find ASCC publications, ordering information, and position statements including

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FACCC — Faculty Association of California Community Colleges

Visit the FACC Publications Page and the FACC Research Reports Page for publications and position statements.

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NCTE & CCCC — National Council of Teachers of English & Conference on College Composition & Communication

Visit the NCTE Publications Page and the CCCC Position Statements Page for statements and guidelines on subjects such as

  • Teaching, Learning, and Assessing Writing in Digital Environments
  • the Ethical Conduct of Research in Composition Studies
  • Ethical Conduct of Research Involving Human Participants
  • Writing Assessment
  • Scholarship in Composition: Guidelines for Faculty, Deans, and Department Chairs
  • Students’ Right to Their Own Language
  • the Preparation and Professional Development of Teachers of Writing
  • Principles and Standards for the Postsecondary Teaching of Writing
  • Professional Guidance
  • the Ethical Treatment of Students and Student Writing in Composition Studies

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