 1 ESL Instruction 101 Georgia Bowick ESL Instructor - Calhoun Community College Huntsville, AL Dawn Saint ESL Instructor – Northeast AL Community College.

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 1 ESL Instruction 101 Georgia Bowick ESL Instructor - Calhoun Community College Huntsville, AL Dawn Saint ESL Instructor – Northeast AL Community College Rainsville, AL

About Us  Urban Setting (self-contained, separate levels)  Rural Settings (multi-level)  Predominant Population (bilingualism)  Diverse Population (many cultural contrasts) 2

Recruiting  Our students are our best recruiters 3

Other Recruiting Ideas 4

Still More Recruiting Ideas 5

Registration, Testing, Placing Centralized Testing with Managed Enrollment Testing usually done on first Monday of the month In Class Testing with Open Enrollment Testing done by teacher any class day TABE CLAS-E BEST Plus By levels: Literacy/Beginning, Level 2, Level 3, Pre-GED Multi-level: all in the same classroom 6

Classroom Arrangement 7

Teaching from the Middle 8

Similar Groups Whole Class

(Mixed) Groups

Grouping - Individuals

(Mixed or Similar) Pairs

Line Practice 13

Concentric Circles 14

Whole Class Method 15 Class Participation

Interactive  Paint ball splashes 16

Comprehensive Approach 17 Reading Listening Speaking Writing

Managing Multi-Level Classes

Self-Access Materials

Puzzles 20