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Fabrication of Form in Metal
Foundations of Literacy

Fabrication of Form in Metal also offered through Extended Education

Bob Woods, 867-6228
TuW, 1-5p, Art Annex Metal Shop

For Credit
4 credits Second session
Required Fees: $125 for materials and shop fee
CRN: 40034
Fees do not include tuition

Non-Credit | Extended Education
Fee: $436, includes $125 for materials and shop fee
Course Number: E4016

In this metal fabrication class, work will be accomplished in the areas of sheet metal construction, welding and hot forging. Principles of design, structure and comprehensive planning will be employed in the development of individual project ideas. Beginners will learn the basics, while those with previous experience will have the opportunity to further develop their skill. Everyone will learn a new process and explore related areas of their own interest. All levels are welcome and those who have no experience will work with those that do.

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Foundations of Literacy also offered through Extended Education

Jon Davies, 867-6619, daviesj@evergreen.edu
MW, 5:30-9:30p

For Credit
4 credits First session
CRN: 40128
Fees do not include tuition

Non-Credit | Extended Education
Fee: $311.60
Course Number: E4017

To prepare for a reading endorsement or to understand more about literacy development, participants will engage in readings and workshops that address the major theories of language and learning in the teaching of reading and writing instruction; the relationship of first and second language acquisition to learning; as well as how oral language supports print literacy development. Also examined will be the role of community and culture in literacy. Meets teaching requirements for reading endorsement.

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