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WAESOL, the Washington state affiliate of Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), is a professional, non-profit organization whose purposes are to:
  • Promote scholarship
  • Disseminate information related to ESOL
  • Strengthen instruction, teacher training, and research in the teaching of English to speakers of other languages
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Registration October 9th – October 24th:Final Week Registration October 25th – November 2nd: Registration includes morning refreshments and lunch.
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Sharing Approaches: Ongoing Development of Learning Outcomes for Adult ELLs
Saturday November 2, 2024 11:30am - 12:15pm PDT
Library C-202
This panel session invites fellow ESOL practitioners to share approaches toward developing actionable learning outcomes for adult English language learners in Washington state. The session starts with an overview of the ongoing redesign of English Language Acquisition courses at Skagit Valley College, followed by relevant questions and participant discussions.
Speakers
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Natalia Rud

ELA Associate Faculty, Skagit Valley College
Natalia Rud works as an Associate Faculty at the English Language Acquisition program (Basic Education for Adults) at Skagit Valley College (Mount Vernon, WA). Natalia has been a language educator since 2005, internationally and in the USA. She received her Doctorate in Language... Read More →
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Nguyen Dao

ELA/BEdA Faculty, Skagit Valley College
Nguyen Dao is a tenure-track ELA faculty at Skagit Valley College. He obtained his Ph.D. in Culture, Literacy, and Language from the University of Texas at San Antonio. His professional interests include language teaching and learning, multilingual education, and multilingualism... Read More →
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Brienne Boesiger

Skagit Valley College
Brienne is an associate faculty and Department Chair of the ELA Department at Skagit Valley College. She has taught English to adult immigrants for over 19 years. Her professional passion is working with students and colleagues to create a positive, worthwhile learning experience... Read More →
Saturday November 2, 2024 11:30am - 12:15pm PDT
Library C-202
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