About
KYESL
KYESL
Brian Schanding
M.A., Applied Linguistics and ESL
M.A., Applied Linguistics and ESL
Dear Visitors, KYESL was created to fill the need in our community for instructors or programs that offer flexibility for English learners. University-level programs in this area may be too expensive for some students. Community classes may not deliver the quality of instructor preparation that students deserve. Some adults simply want to have choices about the kind of materials they use in lessons. They also want more freedom to choose the focus of the lessons they receive and the time and place of their lessons. At KYESL, I hope to meet these needs and help you reach your goals. Thanks for visiting! Brian Schanding |
Background Information
Brian has been teaching ESL for the past 9 years. He
has taught English as a foreign language in different
countries (Poland and Bulgaria). He also received a
Master’s Degree in Applied Linguistics and ESL from
Georgia State University, so he has training in the art of
language teaching.
He has taught English in universities and community
colleges. He also has experience teaching ESL to
immigrants and refugees in Louisville.
Brian has 3 goals when he teaches an English class:
1. Focus the lessons on areas of English that are
important for the learner.
2. Give the learner lots of practice and feedback on
success.
3. Make the lessons fun and interesting so that the
student is motivated to learn.
has taught English as a foreign language in different
countries (Poland and Bulgaria). He also received a
Master’s Degree in Applied Linguistics and ESL from
Georgia State University, so he has training in the art of
language teaching.
He has taught English in universities and community
colleges. He also has experience teaching ESL to
immigrants and refugees in Louisville.
Brian has 3 goals when he teaches an English class:
1. Focus the lessons on areas of English that are
important for the learner.
2. Give the learner lots of practice and feedback on
success.
3. Make the lessons fun and interesting so that the
student is motivated to learn.
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