Pearson Longman ESL May 2011 newsletter
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Tania Saiz
Making English Unforgettable for Over 3 Million Students
Tania Saiz, Marketing Manager

The goal of making English unforgettable is to enable learners to understand, speak, read, and write English accurately, confidently and fluently.

The “Three R’s” to ensure memorability in the classroom:

Relevance
All ESL learners need English to communicate with both native and non-native speakers of English. Content of lessons and materials should reflect that reality.

Re-Entry
Many ESL learners lack exposure to repeated English input outside the classroom, so lessons and materials must serve as delivery vehicles of real-world language input. This is key to avoiding fossilization.

Reinforcement
ESL learners need to feel they are making progress. Ensuring that students view tangible progress on a daily basis reinforces their enthusiasm for learning.

Join the Authors
To learn more about our award-winning program that is focused on making English unforgettable join the authors, Joan Saslow and Allen Ascher, for an informative online preview. There are three opportunities in May:
  • Yes, I would like to register for the Tuesday, May 10 session at 9 pm Eastern
  • Yes, I would like to register for the Wednesday, May 11 session at 9 am Eastern
  • Yes, I would like to register for the Thursday, May 12 session at 4 pm Eastern
    (Note: The registration pages display the time in GMT, which is 5 hours later than US Eastern time.)

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