[NIFL-ESL:8657] student texts

From: Paul Rogers (englishtoday2002@yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Feb 27 2003 - 08:54:57 EST


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     I think it is absolutely necessary for students
to have their own texts. Would any of us on this list
expect any less if we were to take a class in adult
school? How can someone learn a language without
appropriate and adequate texts? 
     Some months ago I sent this list copies of
bilingual texts by email, and some teachers actually
have used them in a multi-lingual setting. These email
texts are free, and if anyone would like copies,
please  send me a message off list.
sincerely,
Paul Rogers    
--- Cleomathew@aol.com wrote:
> Hello list,
> 
> I was wondering how other people dealt with this
> problem. I teach at the 
> pre-literacy level with adult refugees. We can buy
> classroom sets of books, 
> but the books have to stay in the room and can't be
> written in. Students can 
> buy books, but many don't have the resources to do
> so. What have other 
> programs done? Do you use books in your classroom?
> Do you look for copyable 
> materials? Are there any favorite books at the
> pre-literacy level? 
> 
> I like Longman ESL Literacy, but since we can't
> write in the books and it 
> isn't a copyable book, I can't use it. I've ended up
> making a lot of my own 
> worksheets, and I use pictures from magazines and
> the Internet to make board 
> games and card sets for basic foods, body parts,
> clothing, etc. 
> 
> Thanks,
> Christina L. Mathew
> DeKalb Tech. ESL Teacher,
> Clarkston, Georgia


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