Abstract
The implications of English for speakers of other languages (ESOL) for school psychologists, counselors, building supervisors, and administrators have an individual as well as a collective level of significance. Pupil personal professionals, supervisors, and administrators have a dual level of responsibility: an individual responsibility to develop one's own cultural sensitivity and a supportive one that leads into modeling and mentoring this cultural awareness to students and to instructional staff. In their guiding role, school administrators and building supervisors facilitate a culturally competent curriculum to all instructional staff, and school psychologists, social workers, and school counselors are instrumental in the development and execution of a comprehensive and culturally competent socio‐emotional academic instructional practice.
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