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Jul 28, 2012
I was just offered an ESL teaching job at the elementary school. I will be teaching students from K-5 in one school. The ESL program is most likely pull-out. I have been teaching for eleven years but I have always been a classroom teacher. I taught bilingual students in one grade level. I would like to hear from any ESL teachers at the elementary level. What is a typical day like? How do you plan for the different grade levels? Do you know of any websites or resource books that could be helpful? Thanks.
Sheryk Lowe
On 7/28/12, Vanessa wrote: > Hi, > > I was just offered an ESL teaching job at the elementary > school. I will be teaching students from K-5 in one school. > The ESL program is most likely pull-out. I have been > teaching for eleven years but I have always been a > classroom teacher. I taught bilingual students in one grade >...See More
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