Learning Resources (LEA) - Rock County

Courses

LEA 50   LEARNING SKILLS   3 Units

A workshop or discussion course that helps students develop college-level learning skills. Campuses may offer a general academic skills class or focus a section of LEA 102 on a specific area of college learning. Emphases may include managing time, using technology for academic learning, taking notes, studying textbooks, taking tests, developing an academic vocabulary, conducting and organizing research, thinking critically, working effectively in groups, and giving presentations.

LEA 55   COLLEGE READING AND STUDY STRATEGIES   1-3 Units

A reading-intensive course that helps students develop effective strategies for reading textbooks and nonfiction texts, taking notes, studying for exams, and taking tests.

LEA 60   ACADEMIC READING   3 Units

An introduction to independent academic reading at a college level. Emphasizes strategies for increasing comprehension, varying reading rates, and developing critical reading skills. Focuses on assignments and activities that help students achieve the learning outcomes for first-year composition and other reading-intensive courses that require students to write about nonfiction reading.

LEA 89   TRIO MATH TUTORIAL   Repeatable   1 Units

A small-group and individualized instruction course that focuses on mathematics and strategies for succeeding in mathematics courses. This course is offered by a campus TRIO program. Consent of Instructor. TRIO students only.
COREQ: CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT IN ANY MAT COURSE

LEA 99   TRIO WRITING STUDIO   Repeatable   1 Units

A workshop or tutorial course that provides individualized and small group instruction to help students develop college-level reading and writing skills. Taken concurrently with a composition course or other writing-intensive class. This course is offered by a campus TRIO program. TRIO students only.