English
CSU Expository Reading and Writing
The ERWC course is designed to show how reading and writing are more than skills or tools; they reflect and even define our social worlds. Texts, written and spoken, create ways for students to make sense of the world. Not only will students learn to negotiate a variety of texts, but they will also become familiar with the discourse of academic English. The course focuses on three parts of reading and writing: contents, process, and purpose. Students will develop fluency with a wide range of reading materials- organized around current topics of interest- characteristic of those they are likely to encounter in post-secondary education and/or the globalizing world of work.
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For students who earned an EAP status of “conditionally ready” in their junior year, passing ERWC with a grade of C or better in both semesters of their senior year allows them to enroll in a CSU without taking the English Placement Test.
From the SCUSD High School Course Catalog 2025–2026, page 47.
PrerequisiteNone
- Grades
- 12
- Credits
- 10, Year
- UC/CSU a–g
- B
- Course #
- 105945
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- AP English Language and CompositionEL AdvancedEnglish 11Honors British LiteratureComes before
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