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CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR ESL STAFF DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS About this Program
WHAT'S NEW? NEW! U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has released new informational tools regarding the naturalization process.Click here NEW!! Students can now watch DL videos online at www.distancelearningtv.net Calendar of Events Division School Information School Finder Locations, addresses, and phone numbers of Division of Adult and Career Education schools. Class Finder Employment Information FAQ Sheet for New Hires This section is for individuals who are interested in teaching ESL for the Division of Adult and Career Education.View the FAQ sheet ESL JOBS: Certificated/credentialed positions within the Division of Adult and Career Education Click here for the Division Personnel employment opportunities page. Click here for the Adult Education hourly rate salary table. Staff Development for Salary Step Advancement Click here for basic information on Staff Development for Salary Step Advancement Community Based English Tutoring (CBET) The Division’s CBET Program provides English language training and tutoring skills to ELL parents of K-12 children. Click here to download documents and course outlines related to the CBET program Citizenship Parent Engagement (GED) Preparation Program The Division’s GED Preparation Program is designed specifically for LAUSD parents whose children attend High Priority Schools. This program assesses parents’ educational needs, provides them with the skills they need to pass the GED, and if they desire, enrolls them in an adult high school program or career training. Click here for more information about the Parent Engagement (GED) Preparation Program DACE/ESL Course Outlines and Publications
LAUSD Division of Adult and Career Education ESL Course Outlines ESL and VESL course outlines downloadable as .pdf files The "Mini" course outlines Click here for the course outlines of the five mini courses. The five mini-courses are:
ESL, CBET & Citizenship Program Instruction Catalog Authorized ESL, CBET & Citizenship course outlines and related instructional/support materials developed by the ESL Program office are listed. Click here to download the catalog Print it to use as an order form to have materials sent to your school by the Curriculum Office. ESL Department Publications WIA Course Supplements for CASAS test preparation Help your students improve their CASAS test scores with these Division of Adult and Career Education test preparation materials created and field tested by Laura Chardiet and Eleanor Comegys: 20 series - Pre-Literacy: for classes taking Forms 27R, 28R of state mandated tests (corresponds to ESL Literacy Level) 80 Series - Level A: For classes taking 81R, 82R, 81X, and 82X of state mandated tests (corresponds to ESL Beginning Low) 80 Series - Level B: For classes taking 83R and 84R of state mandated tests (corresponds to ESL Beginning High and ESL Intermediate Low) 185-186 Series - Level C: For classes taking 185R and 186R of state mandated tests (corresponds to ESL Intermediate High and ESL Advanced Low) Find issues of the ESL/ABE newsletter "The Connection" as well as ESL department publications Click here for ESL Department Publications Updated (2009) Beginning High A and Beginning High B Speaking Test Prompts Click here for the updated prompts ESL Teacher Resources and Links Click here for including sample lessons, handouts from past workshops, and links to sites. ESL Teacher Resources and Links
Division of Adult and Career Educations Bulletins Click here to download LAUSD Division of Adult and Career Eduction bulletins and guidelines that pertain to ESL. Division of Adult and Career Education Bulletins
Course Outlines for Other Programs. If you know the course number of the outline you are looking for, choose "Search by Course Number" instead of "Search by department". Enter the course number by typing in its six-digit hyphenated number (i.e., "50-01-52" for ESL Beginning High). Search the database of course outlines for course outlines from other programs. LAUSD's Acceptable Use Policy and Necessary Forms Distance Learning Program The Distance Learning Program enables students to receive instructional materials for use in their home. Generally, they view or use the materials at home by themselves or with their families, complete worksheets or other exercises, and then return the completed worksheets for evaluation. Click here for a list of the Distance Learning courses that are available. Individuals interested in finding out more about the Distance Learning program or desiring to enroll in a Distance Learning course should contact their local adult school. Students can now watch DL videos online at www.distancelearningtv.net IMPACT Pilot Program Improving Adult College Transition (IMPACT) Resources Grant Information http://grants.adultinstruction.org/
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For information about the ESL department webpage or to suggest corrections This page revised 08/10/2010
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