Since 2009, contributions to the Linda Schulman Innovation Fund have made it possible to award grands to ESL teachers from Nantuckett to
Millbury and from kindergarten to college, as listed below. Final reports of the projects will be
accessible on the foundation web site (lsi-award.org) at the beginning of 2012.
Year |
Recipient |
Project Title |
Objective |
2009-2010 |
Marilyn Barrett, Nantucket High
School Nantucket |
Developing
Projects Utilizing Voice Thread and Building an Electronic Portfolio using
Google Sites |
Allow students to
improve their English, to share their school experience with their families
and friends, and to acquire technological skills. |
Annette Wylie Norrback Avenue
School Worcester |
Dr. Seuss for
you, Dr. Seuss para m’ |
Enhance bilingual
learning while encouraging parentsŐ participation in their childrenŐs
education. |
|
2010- 2011 |
Maeve Hitzenbuhler, ESLCoordinator/Teacher pre-k-12 Millbury Senior Lecturer |
Empowering
Parents through Second Language Learning Communities |
Facilitate
instruction in a multi-level ESL course for parents to empower them to
integrate more easily into our school community. |
Jennifer McCabe Mary Margaret
Almonte, Beebe School, Malden |
Children Reading
the World |
Promote literacy
by having students to take photographs of family and community and work in
cooperative groups to develop literacy projects. |
|
2011- 2012 |
Cori Weiner Senior Lecturer, CELOP Boston University |
Connecting English Language Learners to Culture: More than
Authentic Material |
Produce a base of interviews on subject matter highlighting
various elements of American culture often overlooked in an ELL classroom. |