"Bienvenidos" "Huanying" "Welkom" "Tuloy Kayo" Welcome

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Autori principali: Freeman, David, Freeman, Yvonne
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Freeman, Yvonne
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contents "Bienvenidos" "Huanying" "Welkom" "Tuloy Kayo" Welcome Freeman, David Freeman, Yvonne Second Language Learning Limited English Speaking English (Second Language) Teaching Methods Peer Relationship Reading Aloud to Others Tutoring Classroom Environment Cultural Awareness Library Materials Journal Writing Story Telling English-language learners, according to research, learn best through instruction that draws upon their strength in their first language. It is unlikely that any teacher would have knowledge of even a fraction of the languages that are spoken by students in American classrooms, particularly since some large school districts report as many as a hundred different home languages. In this excerpt from their new book "English Language Learners: The Essential Guide" (Scholastic, 2007), the authors share 10 simple and effective ways that teachers can support ELL students by drawing on their first language--even if they do not speak those languages or teach in a school with a bilingual program.
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spellingShingle "Bienvenidos" "Huanying" "Welkom" "Tuloy Kayo" Welcome
Freeman, David
Freeman, Yvonne
Second Language Learning
Limited English Speaking
English (Second Language)
Teaching Methods
Peer Relationship
Reading Aloud to Others
Tutoring
Classroom Environment
Cultural Awareness
Library Materials
Journal Writing
Story Telling
"Bienvenidos" "Huanying" "Welkom" "Tuloy Kayo" Welcome Freeman, David Freeman, Yvonne Second Language Learning Limited English Speaking English (Second Language) Teaching Methods Peer Relationship Reading Aloud to Others Tutoring Classroom Environment Cultural Awareness Library Materials Journal Writing Story Telling English-language learners, according to research, learn best through instruction that draws upon their strength in their first language. It is unlikely that any teacher would have knowledge of even a fraction of the languages that are spoken by students in American classrooms, particularly since some large school districts report as many as a hundred different home languages. In this excerpt from their new book "English Language Learners: The Essential Guide" (Scholastic, 2007), the authors share 10 simple and effective ways that teachers can support ELL students by drawing on their first language--even if they do not speak those languages or teach in a school with a bilingual program.
title "Bienvenidos" "Huanying" "Welkom" "Tuloy Kayo" Welcome
topic Second Language Learning
Limited English Speaking
English (Second Language)
Teaching Methods
Peer Relationship
Reading Aloud to Others
Tutoring
Classroom Environment
Cultural Awareness
Library Materials
Journal Writing
Story Telling
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ792947