September 14, 1984

English as second language for new Southeast Asian refugees

Paula Schroeder - Reporter, Ron Handley - Interviewee, Unknown - Interviewee, Jane Kretzmann - Interviewee, Diane Pecoraro - Interviewee

LISTEN:English as second language for new Southeast Asian refugees
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MPR’s Paula Schroeder reports on efforts of Southeast Asian refugees and educators to develop successful English as a second language (ESL) programs. In particular, the Hmong have an additional challenge in learning English, as their own language didn’t have a written form.

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