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Re: where to learn
Posted by t on 4/29/08
I was certified ESL in Mass. You have to take the ELL MTEL, and the other requirements are on the certification website. If you are secondary certified you have to take the secondary ELL test...ESL is not K-12 in Mass. You probably have to take some methods classes, linguistics, grammar, language acquisition theory classes, etc. I think Framingham State has a program (some of the classes might be on line). Where are you in Mass? I know in Eastern Mass you can try Lesly college, Bridgewater State, but I can't remember the others. On 4/27/08, J. wrote: > On 4/26/08, lynne/ca wrote: >> On 4/26/08, J. wrote: >>> If I were to begin planning a change from ELA to ELL, I >>> would need to do some coursework; however, I don't want a >>> second master's degree -- just some solid foundation >>> courses. >>> >>> Question: Could some of you tell me where you have taken >>> the best ESL/Ell classes? >>> >>> Thank you to any and all who can provide information. >> >> What state are you in? Find out what your state requires for >> ELL certification - many states have very specific >> requirements regarding the coursework you need. Be aware >> that some coursework that might appear to be appropriate for >> teaching ELD or ELL is not accepted towards certification >> for teaching ELL in public schools, but rather only for >> teaching adults or teaching abroad, at least in some states >> (TESOL is one example). > > Yes, I forgot to mention that I live and work in Massachusetts!
Posts on this thread, including this one
- where to learn, 4/26/08, by J..
- Re: where to learn, 4/26/08, by lynne/ca.
- Re: where to learn, 4/27/08, by J..
- Re: where to learn, 4/29/08, by t.
- Re: where to learn, 4/30/08, by J..
- Re: where to learn, 4/30/08, by t.
- Re: where to learn, 5/01/08, by smarkham01.
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