Morelia Educational Experience
Field Experience to San Antonio
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Bilingual Education/ESL
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Professional Organizations National Association of Bilingual Educations NABE Idaho Association of Bilingual Education IABE American Education Research Association AERA National Council of Teachers of English NCTE School Contact Information
Agency for New Americans (ANA) This organization's focus is to teach refugees arriving in
Idaho self-suficiency skills. Services provided include: Case Management,
Medical Assessment, Employment Services, Cultural Guidance, Community
Orientation, Social Adjustment Services, Translation Services, English Language
Tutoring, and Financial Assistance.1614 West Jefferson Street, Boise, Idaho
83702 Day classes only/ Job training-vocational Contact Information: Phone: (208) 338-0033 Boise Library Learning Lab The ESL / ELL Program focusses on family literacy for persons who do not speak English as their primary language. This program includes instruction in English proficiency for parents and their children. The Learning Lab also has courses designed to help adult learners complete a GED. Boise Public Library, 715 South Capitol Boulevard, Boise, ID 83702 Contact Information: Phone: (208) 344-1335 Day Classes/ ESL-ELL (listening, speaking, reading and writing skills) Boise School District The English Language Learner program is education designed for students whose primary language is not English. This program serves grades Kindergarten through 12th grade. Boise School District, 8169 W. Victory Rd., Boise, ID 83709 Contact Information: Phone: (208) 338-3400 Day Classes/ ESL-ELL (listening,speaking, reading and writing
skills) High School Equivalency Program This program is designed for migrants, seasonal farm workers
or their children. Instruction is focused on Literature, Writing, Science, Math,
Social Studies, and American Government. General purpose of this course is to
pass the GED test. Contact Information: Phone: 1-800-824-7017 extension 1080 Day Classes/ tutoring (Reading and writing skills) Idaho Migrant Council This organization's purpose is to better the lives of migrant and seasonal farm workers. The council provides ESL and GED classes as well as Vocational English as a Second Language. ESL citizenship classes are also offered. 6015 E Cleveland Blvd., Caldwell Idaho 83605 Contact Information: Phone: (208) 454--8604 Night classes/ESL-ELL (listening, speaking, reading and
writing skills) Job training-vocational English Talk Time This is a bi-monthly workshop focused on helping speakers with limited English explore language themes such as doctor visits, finding a job or looking for an apartment. Contact Information: Phone: (208) 344-5151 Night
Classes/ ESL-ELL (Speaking skills) Adult Basic Education (ABE) This program provides training for adults who do not have a
high school diploma. Focus is given to passing the GED test. Areas of
Instruction Include: English, Reading, Writing, and Mathematics. Contact Information: Phone: (208) 426-4740 Day-night Classes/ tutoring (Reading and writing skills) English as a Second Language (ESL) This program is designed for speakers whose first language is
not English. Courses range in difficulty from very basic to advanced. Practical
application of English usage is designed to improve reading, writing, listening,
and speaking skills. Tutoring is also available in addition to regular classroom
and computer lab instruction. Day-night Classes/ tutoring / ESL-ELL classes (listening, speaking and writing skills) Contact Information: Phone: (208) 426-3440 Job Employment Training (JET) This federally funded vocational program requires that the
participant have a Social Security Number and be financially responsible for a
minor child. Participants must also meet income requirements. Program requires
an Intermediate to High Intermediate English proficiency.Specific training
includes Office Skills and Book Keeping. Contact Information: Phone: (208) 327-7083 Day/Night classes – (Reading and writing skills) job
training-vocational English College Assistant Migrant Program (CAMP) This federally funded program provides support to migrant or
seasonal farmworkers and their children to attend college. CAMP provides
financial support, counseling, tutoring, and mentoring to ensure success in
school. Tutoring Contact Information: Phone: (208) 426-3292 Student Success This program is designed for at-risk students who need
academic assistance. This program offers counceling, advising, and small group
tutoring for various courses such as Math, Science, and English (including
English 121, 122, and 123). English Language Learners may qualify for special
services and tutoring through the Student Success Program. tutoring Contact Information: Phone: (208) 426-3583 Internship Tutoring Services This program is provided through the English Department at Boise State. Interns receive credit for tutoring nonnative English speakers in English or in other course material at Boise State. Intenships may include tutoring Boise State students or other qualifying members in the community. Internships require admission to Boise State and a recomendation from a linguistics faculty member or an A or B in Linguistics 305. Students interested in receiving tutoring should contact Gail Shuck at the email address below. Contact Information: Phone: (208) 426-1189 For more information check http://www.boisestate.edu/esl/setresources.htm Campus Links Boise State University Math Learning Center http://math.boisestate.edu/mlc/index.html Boise State University Writing Center www.boisestate.edu/wcenter/owl.html Boise State University English Language Support Programs www.boisestate.edu/esl
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