ESL/ESOL Standards by Level
www.dllr.state.md.us › adultliteracy › cscomprehend and communicate in written and spoken English at each level. The ESL/ESOL Standards are in three parts for each level: (1) ESL/ESOL Standards, (2) Educational Functioning Level descriptors, and (3) Language Skills with indicators. The ESL/ESOL Standards included in this section describe what learners will be able to do when they exit this level. We have also included the
TeachersFirst: ENL/ESL Levels
teachersfirst.com › content › eslLevel 1: Beginning. This student is often a new arrival with little previous English training and --this is the key -- a very limited vocabulary. This student is lost in the classroom and has nothing on which to base his ability to function, comprehend, and respond. The student has no knowledge of English beyond answers to simple questions like ...
ESL LEVELS - English as a Second Language
group.deanza.edu › esl › esllevelsMar 06, 2019 · LEVELS ESL COURSES; Beginning: None. Beginners are advised to enroll in an Adult Education program and come back to De Anza in a year or so. Low Intermediate: ESL 234 (10 hrs/wk) Listening/Speaking/Reading/Writing: Intermediate: ESL 244 (10 hrs/wk) Listening/Speaking/Reading/Writing: High Intermediate: ESL 251 (3 hrs/wk) Listening/Speaking: ESL 252 (3 hrs/wk) Reading