[NIFL-ESL:10675] ESL/Correctional--any contacts?

From: Anna Silliman (anna@handsonenglish.com)
Date: Tue Jan 18 2005 - 11:29:01 EST 

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Hi--
     I just had a call from a teacher in Kentucky who teaches
in a correctional setting and has just been given an ESL class.
She is looking for some training.
     It seems to me I remember hearing of a SIG or a list
somewhere for ESL teachers working in corrections. Does
anybody know? 
     Where else can I send her for info? I will tell her about
NCLE, and the Spring Institute. . .she knows about TESOL.
Any ideas you have will be appreciated.

Thanks,
Anna

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