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Why ELLs—and Other Students—Need Practice Speaking
Mary Ann Zehr is an assistant editor at Education Week. She has written about the schooling of English-language learners for more than nine years and understands through her own experience of studying Spanish that it takes a long time to learn another language well. Her blog will tackle difficult policy questions, explore learning innovations, and share stories about different cultural groups on her beat.
“A Rationale for Teaching Oral English to ELLs”
Mary Ann Zehr has written a very useful post titled A Rationale for Teaching Oral English to ELLs. She shares what she has seen in schools, which mirrors my
“What Can a Mathematics Teacher Do for the English Language Learner?”
What Can a Mathematics Teacher Do for the English Language Learner? is an: ...interactive document... developed during a professional development session,
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Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…
A fantastic resource for online activities to use with English Language Learners.
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A fantastic resource for online activities to use with English Language Learners.
- alicemercer on 2008-03-01
Podcasting for ELD | Reflections on Teaching
Lynda wrote:\nHi Alice!\nI just read your blog about podcasting with ELD students. I didn't quite\nunderstand how you used the powerpoint slide and how they picked the stories.\nCould you please elaborate for me? I have 3rd grade ELDs and would love to try\nit!\nthanks,\nLynda
California English Language Development Standards
Oral langauge development is a explicitly stated standard for all English Language Learners. Oral language is also part of the state's Language Arts standards for ALL students. Frankly, asking for oral repsonse to your lectures will NOT suffice. That is n
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Oral langauge development is a explicitly stated standard for all English Language Learners. Oral language is also part of the state's Language Arts standards for ALL students. Frankly, asking for oral repsonse to your lectures will NOT suffice. That is not acceptable pedagogy in any classroom digital or not.
- alicemercer on 2008-02-09
BubbleShare - Earth - By A. Mercer
Here is a multimedia project created with students in my fifth grade ELD class last year. Students created pictures to talk about a natural space they enjoyed, then added audio narration to their pictures.\n\n
California English Language Arts Standards
This document lists the standards and details of how they are met, for English Language Learners
Ms. Mercer’s Class Website » Podcasts
These are examples of podcasts that I did last year with my fifth grade class\n\n
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These are examples of podcasts that I did last year with my fifth grade class
- alicemercer on 2008-03-04
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