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Rosetta Stone Classroom Named 2009 American Educational Publishers Award Winner
Monday 22. June 2009 - Leading Language-Learning Solution Honored with Distinguished Achievement Award in ESL/ELL Instruction Grades 9-12
Rosetta Stone Inc. (NYSE:RST), a leading provider of technology-based language learning solutions, announced today that Rosetta Stone Classroom Version 3 won the American Educational Publishers Distinguished Achievement Awards. Rosetta Stone Classroom Version 3 was recognized for their Curriculum in the English as a Second Language (ESL) / English Language Learner (ELL) Instruction Grades 9 – 12 Category. The award underscores the companys commitment to equipping high school students with the skills needed to achieve language-learning success. Rosetta Stone Classroom prepares ESL and ELL high school students for entrance into college and the global workforce.
“It is a great privilege to be recognized for the excellence of our ESL instruction,” said Tom Adams, CEO of Rosetta Stone. “As the face of America changes and grows more multicultural, Rosetta Stone Classroom is proud to give teachers the tools to do what they do best and provide ESL students around the country with the opportunity to unlock their natural language ability.”
For more than forty years the AEP Awards have honored outstanding resources for teaching and learning in the field of educational products. One of the largest and longest-running awards programs for educational products, the AEP Distinguished Achievement Awards recognizes the year’s top educational products in four categories: Curriculum, Periodicals, Professional Development, and Technology Innovations. Entries for these awards are judged against other products in their entry category, subcategory, and grade level.