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Steve Kaufmann
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On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 3:21 PM, Barber, Jennifer <jbarber at ghc.edu> wrote:


>  Our program is looking at ESL software. Rosetta Stone has been mentioned.

> We use Focus on Grammar books which I know has software.

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> Does anyone have a recommendation of a program(s) that would address the

> ESL needs of students from Level 1 (no English; possibly illiterate in the

> first language) to Level 6 (entering ABE or Dev. Ed. Classes)?

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> Thanks,

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> *Jennifer Barber*

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> *English as a Second Language Instructor***

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> *Volunteer Literacy Program Coordinator*

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> *Grays Harbor College*

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> *1620 Edward P. Smith Drive*

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> *Office: 2214*

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> *Aberdeen, WA 98520*

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> *360-538-2516*

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> *jbarber at ghc.edu*

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> *www.ghc.edu/faculty/barber*

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