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Please note that you are currently on the Home page. To navigate from page to page, click on the text at the left. As of Jan 21, 2010 the pages available are  To read again the myths you saw in the washrooms (giggle giggle), click on the page link on the left. **For example**, if you want to read Myth #1 again, click on "Myth 1 Children Learn Languages Quickly" immediately to the left of this text. On this page you will have an opportunity to question and discuss the myths. Simply click on the discussion tab at the top and add your perspective.
 * Welcome to the ASD Elementary ESL Myths Page! ** 
 * Home page + its associated discussion page
 * Myth 1 Children Learn Languages Quickly + its associated discussion page
 * Myth 1 The Younger the Better + its associated discussion page

**Kindly refrain from clicking on the Edit tab at the top of the main pages. Limit your comments to the discussion boards.** 
 * Please double-check that you click on the myth you want to discuss BEFORE you click on the Discussion tab.** **After you have clicked on the corresponding Discussion tab, be sure to click on the underlined text (i.e. an ESL team member's discussion prompt) then add your comments.** For example if you want to add a comment to Myth 1's discussion page, you must first click on the Myth 1 page link at the left.

You do not need to log in to view the pages. However, you do need to log in if you want to access the discussion pages.

We intend to use this Wiki as a ready-when-you-want-it and take-advantage-of-it-when-you-can professional development tool. What's more, your participation in the discussions posted here can be applied to our students' learning experiences.

We ask for your forbearance with the ads that occasionally pop up on the right side of this Wikispace. The space is, after all, free. The ads that pop up are only print and usually have to do with distance learning. **The ASD ESL Team in no way endorses the products and services advertised on this site.** **T**he page is set so that others around the world can see the page but only ASD teachers can participate in the discussions that unfold.

Before we get started, let's take a moment to watch a 7-minute video related to the stages of language development. We'll open up a discussion board for your comments on the video and what we've posted.

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