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English
as a Second Language
Common Introduction to the
Two ESL Programs: Core and Enriched
There are two Secondary Cycle One ESL programs: C o r e situations with relative ease. Core ESL students begin
ESL and Enriched ESL (EESL). These programs have been t o develop fluency and accuracy, while EESL students
designed to better meet the needs of different students and continue to develop the fluency and accuracy they have
to provide them with a challenging learning environment. already acquired. They reflect on their personal language
While Core ESL students continue their progression from d e v e l o p m e n t , and manage s t r a t e g i e s and resources more
the regular elementary program, EESL students are equip- autonomously than Core ESL students.
ped to go beyond the Core ESL program. Most EESL stu- In both programs, students explore authentic
dents have completed an intensive English program at the t e x t s : p o p u-
elementary level or have had other enriching experiences l a r, literary and information-based.Core ESL and EESL stu-
dents listen to, read and/or view
in English. t e x t s that are appropriate
to their age and interests. Because EESL students have
Core ESL students focus on their language development in attained a higher level of language development, t h e y
order to improve their ability to communicate in situations exploit a much broader range of text types and demon-
that correspond to their age, needs and interests. Th e s e strate their understanding of t e x t s through more complex
students need considerable guidance from the teacher to responses and tasks.
interact in English. EESL students, h o w e v e r, are already Core ESL and EESL students use p ro c e s s e s to write and
confident second language learners. They focus on using produce texts. They experiment with these p ro c e s s e s a n d
English with increasing fluency and accuracy to explore a personalize them over time. Core ESL students progress
wide variety of issues and to exploit response, writing and from using models to write and produce texts to creating
production p ro c e s s e s more fully. their own original texts. EESL students have a more exten-
Students in both programs continue to develop the three sive language re p e rt o i re which allows them to expand
ESL competencies found in the elementary school program– their use of the p ro c e s s e s, and to focus on their creativity
interacts orally in English, reinvests understanding of texts, and personal style. Students in both programs reflect on
and writes and produces texts. their learning throughout the p ro c e s s e s. EESL students,
Oral interaction is essential for learning English. Core ESL because of their communicative competence, are better
students build a basic language re p e rt o i re while carrying able to notice their own errors and offer corrective feed-
out tasks and sharing their ideas,feelings and opinions.E E S L back to their peers.
students already have the basic language they need to
converse in English;they continue to expand their
l a n g u a g e
re p e rt o i re and participate in a variety of communicative
Chapitre 5
Programme de formation de l’école québécoise Domaine des langues English as a Second Language
English as a Second Language,
Core Program
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Broad Areas of Learning
Cross-Curricular Competencies
Subject Areas Reinvests
Subject-Specific Competencies in ESL understanding of texts
Programme de formation de l’école québécoise
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