CURRICULUM

Fall 2026 Materials

ESL Curriculum

Want to give students the ability to move your cursor while sharing your screen in Zoom? Check out this video about using the Remote Control function in Zoom. Let your coordinator know if you want to practice.

Are you using the Toolbar in Burlington English? It's a great feature. Read more about it here. 

Please note that 2 BE modules have been selected for each class. This was done to ensure teachers have enough materials while getting comfortable teaching with CLUES and with the new BE platform. Teachers do not need to complete both modules. 

ESL Student Homework (Click on appropriate class level)

ESL students are assigned the student lessons on the BE platform that match the materials teachers present in class. Students complete these lessons outside of their Zoom classes. Teachers are not responsible for assigning, reviewing, or monitoring homework. This link is provided to teachers in the event students have questions about where to access their homework or about the lessons themselves. Guide - How do students access their homework?

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Citizenship Curriculum


Burlington English (BE) Information

  • BE Website: app.burlingtonenglish.com

  • BE Training
    Thank you to teachers who attended the live BE training on 9/12. Key information about BE: 
    • Individual logins for BE are in your Remind application or email
    • Username: clues + your first name + first letter of last initial
    • Example: Mary Smith's username is cluesmarys
    • Password: See email/Remind message
    • Missed the live BE training? BE provides an orientation on the platform. Click here to access it.
  • Check Out Burlington English
    Starting with the Fall 2026 term, ESL teachers & students will use Burlington English for class materials & homework. To check out the platform with a guest account:
    • Go to: app.burlingtonenglish.com
    • Username: cluesteacher
    • Password: 12345
    • Click on...
      1. Courses
      2. General English
      3. The level of your choice (basics, beginners, intermediate, advanced)
      4. In-Class Lessons
      5. Review the module(s) of your choice