[PW] Children's books with ESL vocabulary content
David @ Learning-Point
david at learning-point.ca
Thu Nov 29 01:05:58 PST 2007
As a certified teacher and ESL specialist, I would suggest that any
reading that this person does to her children would benefit all
involved. :-)
If you want a list of good books for children, may I suggest: The list
on The Children's Literature Web Guide, here:
http://www.ucalgary.ca/~dKbrown/wwr/index.html
David
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Hatch, Patricia wrote:
> Patty Hatch
> Hello all,
>
> I attended a presentation here this morning that featured a staff member
> here who is tutoring an adult ESL student who is trying to build her
> vocabulary skills. This student is also a staff member at Harvard, but
> she has multiple jobs and does not have a lot of time for leisure
> reading to help build her English vocabulary.
>
> The only reading time she has is when she is reading to her children at
> bedtime. Her tutor is trying to find books for children that would
> include some content that would help the adult student.
>
> The student is primarily focusing on "Business English", which in this
> case means that she is good at working with numbers in Excel
> spreadsheets but needs assistance in English writing, including emails
> and memorandums.
>
> Any ideas of titles that would be helpful to this student? Any help
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Patty Hatch
> Harvard University-CWD/FSS
> Cambridge, MA 02138
> Phone: (617) 496-3242
> Email: patricia_hatch at harvard.edu
>
>
>
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