All students need support! Each and every student might have different needs. We will look at patterns, data, and processes for determining language and/or disability needs for possible identification for MLs in SPED.
Pronouncing student names correctly shows respect for their identify and fosters a positive learning environment by creating a sense of inclusion. This session will offer tips and tricks for how to correctly pronounce your students' names.
Pronouncing student names correctly shows respect for their identify and fosters a positive learning environment by creating a sense of inclusion. This session will offer tips and tricks for how to correctly pronounce your students' names.
Explore various strategies to engage students in academic discourse and deepen their understanding of course content. We will define academic discourse, identify its characteristics, and experience engaging strategies that foster purposeful talk. Leave with confidence and ideas to use immediately!
Explore various strategies to engage students in academic discourse and deepen their understanding of course content. We will define academic discourse, identify its characteristics, and experience engaging strategies that foster purposeful talk. Leave with confidence and ideas to use immediately!
New arrival ELL students face unique obstacles to social integration in their new American school settings. Since students with strong interpersonal relationships at school tend to demonstrate higher academic achievement, educators and educational leaders must create structures and policies that address the unique obstacles faced by new arrival ELL students. This presentation will describe some of those unique obstacles and offer practical remedies that schools can use to overcome those obstacles.
New arrival ELL students face unique obstacles to social integration in their new American school settings. Since students with strong interpersonal relationships at school tend to demonstrate higher academic achievement, educators and educational leaders must create structures and policies that address the unique obstacles faced by new arrival ELL students. This presentation will describe some of those unique obstacles and offer practical remedies that schools can use to overcome those obstacles.