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Catherine Enjolet
Catherine Enjolet (born in Paris) is a French novelist and essayist.
Biography.
Enjolet is an author and a full professor of French Literature. She formerly taught Communication and Cultural Studies in the United States as well as at the Sorbonne in Paris, France. She is also a screenwriter and director, she was contracted by the INA (National Institute for Broadcasting) to study the relationships between literature and broadcasting in France. In 1990, Enjolet created the non-governmental organization "Parrains Par Mille
history and culture, native and mainstream language skills, and apprenticeships.
Teaching literacy Teaching non-native users.
Although there is considerable awareness that language deficiencies (lacking proficiency) are disadvantageous to immigrants settling in a new country, there appears to be a lack of pedagogical approaches that address the instruction of literacy to migrant English language learners (ELLs). Harvard scholar Catherine Snow (2001) called for a gap to be addresses: "The TESOL field needs a concerted research effort to inform literacy instruction for such children ...