ESL Recognition Award 2007
We are proud to announce that Christel Broady is the recipient of the ESL Recognition Award for her project, Redefining the Role of ESL Professionals in Schools to Better Serve Immigrant Children and Families. In the next five years, five cohorts of classroom teachers will be trained as teacher leaders in the area of ESL. Their role is that of a role model for other classroom teachers. The teachers will conduct training for colleagues. They will also aid Georgetown College’s initial teacher program to infuse ESL content knowledge in all undergraduate training for all areas and disciplines. Georgetown College’s professors teaching methods courses will receive training in ESL to implement into their syllabi. Teacher Participants will accept undergraduate pre-service teachers for observations, practicum, and student teaching. The teachers will also create video productions in their classroom of best practice. The videos will then be published on the web for the entire state.
ESL Recognition Award 2005
Janet Yaeger, the Warren County ESL Consultant, is the winner of our 2005 KYTESOL ESL Award for her project Language and Literacy Center for Students in Grades 4 - 12 in the Warren County Public Schools. The main purpose of her project, which is in its third year, is to provide homework assistance to students. Two nights a week the center is open to families as well. Students' progress is monitored on an ongoing basis. A summer program is also offered.
ESL Recognition Award 2004
We congratulate the recipient of the ESL Award 2004, Rosie Maum, Adult ESL Resource Teacher, Jefferson County Public Schools. Rosie received her award during the KYTESOL Fall Conference in Lexington on Oct. 23 in recognition of her contribution to Project PRIDE: A Program for At-risk LEP Youth.
ESL Recognition Award 2003
Congratulations to the recipient of the ESL Award 2003: Maurice F. White, ESOL Professional Development Specialist at Morehead State University. Maurice received this award during the KYTESOL business luncheon on Nov. 15th in Louisville for his outstanding adult ESL professional development training.
