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The Process and the Product: Two English Classes Develop Materials.

Nettle, Mary Ellen – TESL Talk, 1982

English classes conducted for two groups of women, garment factory workers and building cleaners, are compared. The garment workers interviewed each other and produced a slide-tape program. The cleaners produced a song about their work and in the process, developed awareness of the work situation, and a sense of cooperation. (MSE)

Descriptors: Employed Women, Employee Attitudes, Employer Employee Relationship, English for Special Purposes

My Machine's Broken Down. A Song Produced by Immigrant Workers.

Barndt, Deborah; Marino, Dian – TESL Talk, 1982

Ideas for classroom activities and student-developed materials for immigrant English programs are drawn from worker's discussion of feelings and perceptions of the workplace. They include sociodrama, singing, photography, and cartoons. (MSE)

Descriptors: Cartoons, Class Activities, Employee Attitudes, English for Special Purposes