[NIFL-4EFF:1387] Re: any thoughts

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Hi Susan,

Any ESL classroom examples or how your program has implemented EFF, students' 
thoughts, etc. about the framework would be great. The majority of people that 
I share examples with are new to EFF and really need others' experiences, 
challenges, opportunities, in using EFF.

Thanks for your reply.  My email address is emilychad@yahoo.com

Sincerely, 
Emily McDonald-Littleton
facilitator/teacher
Knoxville, TN

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