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Apr 18, 2012
Part of me wonders whether I really should pick this battle. On the other hand, he does need to practice if he is ever going improve his English. It think that at least some of it is that he is afraid.
What do you vetran ESL teachers suggest?
david
On 4/18/12, Ms. S wrote: > I am a tutor currently tutoring 2 ESL brothers from Puerto > Rico. Their English level is on the low side, but they are > learning. I have no problems getting the young one ( 'E,' > in second grade) to use English during his session. The > older one, 'C' (4th grade), uses almost entriely Spanish > during...See More
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