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[Workplace 498] Re: Cultural/ESL training for front-line supervisors?
Nicole Ring
nring at montgomeryworks.comTue Dec 5 13:15:59 EST 2006
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Barry, would you mind sharing a bit more about the front-line supervisor
training materials you're using in hospitals and hotels?
Are those materials available for other organizations to use or
purchase?
Nathalie, I have not seen any materials like this, but I have been very
interested in developing such a training module,
as I've been working with LEP workers in the retail and food industries
who could really move up if their supervisors knew how to give them a
chance.
Nicole Ring
ESOL Customer Service Trainer &
Support for Education & Employment Program Specialist
Montgomery County, Maryland
240.403.3600
nring at montgomeryworks.com
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From: barry.baer at comcast.net [mailto:barry.baer at comcast.net]
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2006 8:16 AM
To: The Workplace Literacy Discussion List
Subject: [Workplace 493] Re: Cultural/ESL training for
front-line supervisors?
Yes, we do.
We have a training materials that are currently in use at
hospitals and hotels.
Thanks,
Barry
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From: NatDuval at aol.com
Does anyone on this helpful listserv know of training
materials targeted at front-line supervisors in organizations with a
high level of LEP workers? I'm looking for training materials that are
more tactical than generic diversity training -- and that would
complement a workplace ESL program.
This would include things such as:
- Teach supervisors that LEP workers often don't use the
the little English they know, not because they don't want to, but
because they're afraid/intimidated.
- Although workers may nod or say "yes," it does not
always mean they understand.
- Show supervisors ways to encourage workers use their
English (e.g. ask LEP workers to repeat instructions, give instructions,
or answer the phone).
Thank you very much.
Nathalie Duval-Couetil, MBA, PhD
Purdue University
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