English as a Second Language Program Evaluation - Guilderland ...
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* Stephanie is always readily available for the needs of the ESL students. She also offers us useful<br />
suggestions and strategies to make our lessons helpful for the ESL students. Excellent communication<br />
and a ple<strong>as</strong>ure to work with each day.<br />
* Haven't worked with Simon Levy in a number of years but when I did it w<strong>as</strong> fine. Not extremely<br />
involved (pull out). That is the re<strong>as</strong>on for the IDK above.<br />
* Stephanie provides a welcoming and "safe" place for ESL kids, she goes above and beyond and the kids<br />
respond beautifully to her approach. She creates almost like an ESL "family" to support her kids<br />
social/emotional and behavioral and academic needs. She is also always willing to consult and<br />
collaborate.<br />
* Great instruction within the ESL department.<br />
* It is amazing. I think this would be especially helpful in terms of teaching writing. Absolutely! Our ESL<br />
department takes a whole child approach to learning... that includes what impacts students outside of<br />
school.<br />
* The ESL program is a great resource for me <strong>as</strong> an ESL cl<strong>as</strong>sroom teacher.<br />
* The students seem to be comfortable having a place to go for ESL support. Especially how it relates to<br />
students who have speech/language disorders. Coordinating <strong>as</strong>sessment and treatment with ESL needs<br />
is always a challenge. The presentations at staff meetings were useful.<br />
* With the incre<strong>as</strong>e of jobs in the area in the field of t3echnology, I believe our ELL population will only<br />
continue to grow. Therefore, ELL professional development should be mandatory for all educators in the<br />
district, <strong>as</strong> ELL students deserve the same quality instruction <strong>as</strong> our <strong>English</strong>-speaking students.<br />
* Having only 1 ESL teacher prohibits communication at team meetings and the ability to share<br />
pertinent resources to improve teaching strategies for these kids.<br />
* When there is support in the cl<strong>as</strong>sroom for students who are new to the country and do not speak<br />
<strong>English</strong>.<br />
* It's been very helpful to have Marcia Ranieri attend our meetings for ELL kids