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Brian Mengel,
Civil Servant
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I am instituting a success skills curriculum starting in ninth grade English class aimed at having students reflect upon and work on skills for success.
This class provides trainees who have limited English proficiency the opportunity to gain English language and acculturation skills.
We have introduced teaching of English language from Class I besides deciding to introduce computer education from Class VI so as to enable the students to meet the academic challenges globally.
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Steve Riggins,
Software Deveoper
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Students were expected to keep a reflective journal about their English and Math classes and the related remediation in CASE class on the computer using AppleWorks.
There is a workbook/manual for this class that gives students information on these modalities that is not found in the English language.
Class size is kept small with the goal of students learning needed skills in English, math and other core areas.
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Chogyam Trungpa Gyatso,
Tibetan Monk
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Older students are moved into a transitional ESL Literature class, which prepares them for upper level English classes by introducing English literary forms and terminology, by teaching formal research and writing techniques, and by strengthening their composition skills in English.
You are mainly required to teach listening, written and oral English/Spoken English by correcting the pronunciation of those Chinese students in your class who are preparing to go either abroad for study or to a university.
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Anita Ganesh,
Poet
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Your English class is reading A Tale of Oedipus’ Scarlet Tempest, a long, difficult work of literature that has bored and puzzled generations of students.
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Arthur Dawkins,
Astro-physicist
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Funding that is not used to reduce class size is used to expand the Lindamood-Bell reading program to as many of our schools as possible and to increase the number of teachers working with limited English speaking students.
English language teachers typically face two problems in the discussion class: reticent students who contribute little more than an insubstantial It depends or verbose students who measure quality of speech in terms of unfocused quantity.
Eighth grade seminar students are in seminar class for English while Science and History are super clusters consisting of twenty seminar students and ten GATE students.
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