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Hello Class

For questions or concerns contact

Professor Tuli at:

helloeslamerica@gmail.com

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ADDITIONAL TOOLS

www.gcflearnfree.org

www.openbooklearning.com

www.eslgold.com/grammar.html/

Voice Practice

Many of you have expressed the need to practice proficient speaking. You can now use this tool 24hrs. To get the practice you need.Enjoy!

Click on link below to get started..

http://www.oddcast.com/demos/tts/tts_example.php?clients

WANT SOME LIVEMOCHA?

If you are looking for an excellent way to practice the English language and also enjoy some socializing with those studying the same language you can connect with them through this free and useful tool.

Livemocha blends many self-paced lessons and practice skills; offers interaction with a live community; and interactive tools to help you communicate with native speakers of the language you are studying.  It also offer you opportunities to speak into the tool to hear yourself pronounce words and sentences and listen at yourself,  until you become proficient.  This conversation instruction and practice has proven to be one of the main highlights of the website.

Try www.livemocha.com

Effective

USALEARNS.GOV – An Overall Effective ELL Computer-Assisted Tool

The tool www.usalearns.org was implemented to assist a group of Adult ESL learners with their overall basic ESL skills after reviewing the results their ESL Pre-test scores.  The tool proved to be quite effective in enhancing the basic English language skills of the majority of the students in the class.

The effectiveness of the usalearn.gov tool was measured by comparing the scores from the Pre-test with the scores of the Post-test, after constant use in class and at home of the tool over a seven week period.  Statistics of the results of the Pre- and Post-test are included below:

ESL COURSE STATISTICS – S. TULI  MCKNIGHT                            APRIL 4, 2013

 

ESL COURSE STATISTICS
Instructor:  S. Tuli McKnight
April 4, 2013
STUDENT ID	PRE TEST SCORE	BEGINNING LEVEL		POST TEST SCORE	NEW LEVEL	Point Gain +/-
1	204	LI		208	LI	4
2	182	LB		176	BL	-6
3	209	LI		209	LI	0
4	197	HB		195	HB	-2
5	196	HB		197	HB	1
6	202	LI		210	LI	8
7	205	LI		210	LI	5
8	197	HB		208	LI	11
9	210	LI		209	LI	-1
10	199	HB		208	LI	9
11	200	HB		215	HI	15
12	203	LI		226	A	23
13	205	LI		210	LI	5
14	184	LB		190	LB	6
15	197	HB		210	LI	13
16	189	LB		208	LI	19
LB = Low Beginner
HB = High Beginner
LI   = Low Intermediate
HI   = High Intermediate
Post Training Status
Increased scores	12
No change	1
Decreased score	3
Total Students	16
Advanced up to next level	6