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ESL (English as Second Language) Review Course

Posted by amdream On July - 14 - 2009

ESL (English as Second Language)American Dream Review ESL Program ensures that students for whom English is not their first language have the opportunity to achieve the same educational goals and standards as all students. Equal access is provided to ESL students to all school programs, services, and school-sponsored activities, including programs required for graduation, commensurate with their age and grade level.

In accordance with the English as a Second Language, guidance is followed regarding:

  • Student identification and placement procedures,
  • Student proficiency levels,
  • Annual assessment,
  • Models of program delivery;
  • Other program implementation information.

The goal of our ESL program is to develop students’ listening, speaking, reading, and writing proficiency so that ESL student performance over time is equivalent to that of their comparable native English-speaking peers.

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American Dream Review Institute is an affiliate of a Los Angeles based company with operations in the Philippines that serves as a springboard for Asian Operations. It was conceptualized for the purpose of assisting nurses to pass the different U.S. immigration requirements. The Philippines is a haven for Medical Professionals. However, the dilemma is, only a handful passes the test required for migration to the U.S. Thus, American Dream took the challenge and started embarking in the tedious process of creating a high quality training programs and modules, which understand the complexity of the Filipino psyche. These programs are designed to aid in the fulfillment of the U.S. immigration process. Teams of language experts, psychologists, and nurses were formed to formulate the state of the art review programs, methods of instruction, and training modules.Read More