
These questions assume the librarian has had no training in ESL .
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Faculty instructor name
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ESL
course no. ______________________________
Reading level
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Which
ethnic cultures predominate in classroom?
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3. |
What are your strategies for ESL
students?
Can
you help me understand your course
objectives and curriculum? (Get syllabus)
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4. |
What
are your students perception of the Library?
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5. |
What
would be the best way to introduce your ESL
students to the library?
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6. |
If we
create a library module for your students,
what should we include?
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7. |
How
can I modify my in-library lessons so that
newcomer ESL students can take part
productively?
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COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT |
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Do
you have a list of recommended books for
low-level ESL students?
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10. |
Do we
need bilingual dictionaries in our
collection for the cultures on our campus? |
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What
type of books would work best with your
students?
Would they prefer low reading level
picture books, low reading level chapter
books, low reading level/high interest level
non-fiction books?
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12. |
Do
you have any ESL based catalogs or websites
that might share with us to help us purchase
the best types of books or book series for
your students?
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14. |
Is
there any specific DVD or videotape series
that we may purchase that will help with
your program?
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15. |
Would
special signage or library diagrams better
help your students in the library?
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16. |
Are
there any library displays or projects we
could collaborate on that will help
highlight and celebrate the diversity of our
student population?
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