In my EDU 581 class, we also had to write what the duties of an ESL teacher are. This is a compilation of all the things my classmates and I listed, and even if you are a mainstream teacher, please read! You can inform the ESL teacher in your school if there is something major they aren't doing.
• Administer tests, analyze the data, place the student in proper program
• Notify parents of results and placement and make sure they have access to all information
• Provide accommodations and make sure they are being met
• Discuss results with teachers and explain how to accommodate student’s academic weaknesses
• Collaborate with mainstream teacher about lesson plans, cultural sensitivity, and diverse resources
• Assist in creating classroom assessments or make necessary modifications
• Offer support via RTI and tutoring
• Create meaningful lessons that will benefit the child’s individual needs
• Analyze data to see if student needs to be moved to different tier or taken out of the ESL program
• Help to create a whole school atmosphere where diverse cultures are
welcomes and explored to enhance the learning of all students
• Introduce American cultural aspects to ESL students
• Improve reading, writing, and speaking skills of students of
diverse backgrounds in English; students should learn English grammar,
pronunciation, and conversational skills
• Provide information to administration about enrollment procedures and availability of support for eligible students
• Regularly collect enrollment information from schools and send the
appropriate forms to Central Office ESL Database so funding can be
claimed
• Make sure all accommodations are up to date and each student has someone who can give accommodations when doing state testing
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