Re: Computer assisted ESL

From: carol sawka (csawka@flex.net)
Date: Wed Nov 27 1996 - 07:11:15 EST 

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Subject: Re: Computer assisted ESL
Date: 27 Nov 1996 07:11:15 -0500
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        My beginners and intermediates (1st and 2nd year) love Wheel of
Fortune; Win, Lose and Draw;  and the different Carmen Sandiego games, which
teach geography or history, as well as English.  Reader Rabbit is great for
early, early beginners.  All of these and more can be purchased at your
local, friendly software store.  Sorry that I don't have any names of one of
the software companies, specializing in esl.  My school district can not
afford their prices, thus I toss the catalogues.
        Good Luck!  I'm so jealous!
        Carol Sawka

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