Project Endorsement+ Louisiana ESL Add-On
Louisiana ESL Add-On
These courses provide currently licensed teachers with theories, content, and methods for teaching English Language Learners in PK-12 settings and are aligned with the standards and requirements for the Louisiana ESL Add-On. Students will not need to be admitted to the university to complete this program.
Curriculum
| COURSE | COURSE NUMBER | CREDITS |
|---|---|---|
| Methods of Teaching ESL in Bilingual Programs | EDEU 501 | 3 |
| Cross Cultural Issues for Teaching ESL |
EDEU 502 | 3 |
| Methods and Materials for Teaching ESL | EDEU 503 | 3 |
| Linguistics for ESL Teachers | EDEU 504 | 3 |
| Total Credits | 12 |
Tuition
The tuition of these courses is funded by the Project Endorsement+ National Professional Development grant. The grant does not cover any additional costs such as books or materials.
Who is eligible?
Educators holding an active LA teaching license working in a Louisiana school system selected by the Louisiana Department of Education Department of English Language Learning. Complete and submit the online eligibility form to enable us to determine if you are eligible to participate in this grant funded opportunity.
Online Eligibility Form
Register Online in 3 Easy Steps
Step 1
Complete and submit the online eligibility form
Step 2
Receive your eligibility notification
Step 3
Register for your courses
- 100% Online
- 4 courses total, 8 weeks per course
- LDOE Approved
- Tuition - $0 ($2,840 value)
- Material fee - Approximately $100 per course
In this unique, 100% online hybrid program, participants will engage with educators from multiple districts in multiple states to:
- Explore how historical, political, sociocultural, and educational events, federal and local laws, and local policies combine to drive the services and supports for English Learners in schools.
- Explore theories, practices, and principles related to structuring and organizing curriculum and instruction intended to aid English language learners at all levels of English language development in meeting college and career readiness standards while simultaneously developing academic and instructional language.
- Develop an understanding of the best practices, methods, and selection and use of print and digital materials and resources to support English Learners in developing listening, speaking, reading and writing skills in English.
- Explore similarities and difference between the structures of English and languages represented in the classrooms, schools, and communities of the participants.
- Attend seven (7) Zoom classes per course
- Document use of strategies in classroom practice
- Participate in surveys and other grant-related data gathering activities
- Participate in at least 2 Zoom interviews per year with grant evaluators
- Local school systems may require a local service agreement (check with your school system contact)
Program Partner
ASPD's mission is to provide educators as well as schools and districts with low-cost, high quality professional learning that addresses the needs of 21st century professionals: flexibility, convenience, rapid completion, and economical.