English as an Additional Language. It’s the new term to replace ESL, English as a Second Language, since it’s overwhelmingly common for non-english speakers picking up the language to already speak more than one language
I was teaching university students from various parts of the world whose English skills weren’t strong enough for them to just be part of the regular student body.
English as an Additional Language. It’s the new term to replace ESL, English as a Second Language, since it’s overwhelmingly common for non-english speakers picking up the language to already speak more than one language
I was teaching university students from various parts of the world whose English skills weren’t strong enough for them to just be part of the regular student body.