English as a Second Language (ESL)

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OVERVIEW

 

NEC’s ELE coordinator/ESL teacher collaborates with members of the multilingual student’s interdisciplinary team to create student-centered service plans to increase proficiencies in the English-language domains of listening, reading, speaking, and writing. Educators and families are welcome to reach out with any language-learning questions.

 

 

Resources

 

Resources

Here are some great resources for educators who have ELs in their classrooms, or any school staff who want to know more about best practices for teaching, leading, or interacting with English Learners or other students from a multilingual or multicultural background. 

Links for free online dictionaries and translation services:

Learner’s Dictionary

Math is Fun

Word Reference

DeepL Translator

Reverso Translator 

Strategies and Tips:

12 Ways to Support ELs in the Mainstream Classroom

6 Essential Strategies for Teaching ELLs

7 Tips for School Counseling with ELL Students 

Go To Strategies: Scaffolding

Strategy Library

Using AI to support English Language Learners

Culturally Responsive Teaching:

Culturally Responsive Classrooms

5 Culturally Responsive Teaching Strategies 

Culturally Responsive Teaching: What you need to know

 

Contact

 

If you have any questions about the ELE program at NEC, please reach out to:

Meg Brady
(she, her, hers)

ESL Teacher & ELE Coordinator

Phone: (978)471-0719

Email: mbrady@nsedu.org