1. English as a Second Language(ESL) READ 4763 Tiffany Hill Sara Langenegger Tamara Lichtenberg

2. An important step in succeeding in school and life in the United States Requires special teacher education and certification

4. Highly qualified ESL teachers are in high demand today.

6. Leveled ESL Books ESL teachers provide a variety of books for different level readers. This allows the student to feel included in the classroom.

8. Word Walls are great tools for ESL students

9. ESL students greatly benefit from board games!

11. Coordinate with other teachers

12. Incorporate technology

13. Assess students

15. Consult with regular teachers regarding appropriate instruction

17. Flexible groups that promote multiple perspectives. In ESL classrooms, student collaboration is encouraged. The ESL classroom is a team effort for the students and teachers.

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