[ESL] Timetableing ESL Classes

[Tracy-Ann Stroud]

Hi Patricia

 

I do not know how other schools do this when they have such small numbers of ESL students.  

 

At the schools that I have worked at as a relief EA, in WA; the schools actually have ESL classes set-up aside from the "mainstream" classes.         There are 3 classes; ranging from:-

1.) the 'children whom have little or no english'

2.) to the intermediary class, that they move onto as they progress, 

3.) and then they move onto the final stages class, before progressing and being moved into the "mainstream.

 

I doubt that this has helped in your particular circumstance; but just wanted to add my "2cents", as to what I have seen and experienced.





Cheers
Tracy 

 


 

> Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2009 14:12:49 +1000
> From: pcanavan at msj.melb.catholic.edu.au
> To: esl at edulists.com.au
> Subject: [ESL] Timetableing ESL Classes
> 
> Can anyone tell me how other schools timetable ESL classes. At the moment
> our junior girls, years 7 to 9 are withdrawn from other classes for ESL
> classes. We only have small groups between 3 and 8. Do other schools have
> ESL classes as part of the timetable? 
> 
> -- 
> Patricia Canavan,
> Co-Ordinator for ESL and Literacy,
> Mount Saint Joseph Girls' College,
> 133 Maidstone Street,
> Altona, 3018.
> 
> Phone: 83982000.
> 
> Fax:93983498
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