The Center For Tecahing and Learning
English as Second Language

Presented By:

Lesa Dill, English Department


Introduction (ctl-workshops@lists.wku.edu)

Ask yourself these questions or share your experience with ESL students, and then respond to the listserv using the above address. Do you share these concerns?

How do I grade these students when their English might be worse than natives? Do I eliminate all considerations of language correctness and look at content?

What do I do as a teacher to help non-native speakers understand the material I’m covering?

What do I do when serious problems arise that involve cultural norms? Plagiarism, for example. Do I hold those students to the same code that I do for native students?


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