ESOL OrientationProcedures for Completing Welcome Letter and Program Information Page 1 / 2 1) Read over the letter slowly, a paragraph at a time. 2) Discuss with students as you proceed, focusing on the various components such as the placement test, levels, orientation, semesters, persistence, program standards and funding. 3) Tough love! Page 3 1) Read first two paragraphs. Discuss what is realistically required. Use the level divisions to discuss. 2) Use clear examples so the student gets a realistic picture of the commitment required. 3) Place them into triads to discuss their ideas and concerns. Encourage honest and open dialog! Page 4 / 5 1) Read with class a section at a time and discuss, giving examples and having students do the same. 2) When finished, have an open discussion about their responses and concerns. Take mental notes! Page 6 1) Go over Policies and Rules with group. 2) Respond to questions and concerns. Back to Table of Contents | Next
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