In your assessments, strive for a level of rigor that challenges the students while remaining accessible and even compelling.
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Over the last year, my school and team have taught me so much about differentiating. In 5th grade, I so struggled with this and when I differentiated I was moving mountains. But really – I fe…
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Teachers share their “go-to” strategies for teaching English-language learners, including sentence starters and Total Physical Response.
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Valentina Gonzalez highlights 18 ways to support English learners with scaffolds and content presentation methods that help them succeed throughout the year.
Sentence stems help students communicate what they are thinking about, help many students with special needs, and provide focus for our lesson.
Supporting all students needs can be a challenge, especially when your class includes students with IEPs and students learning English as a second language. Middle school and high school English Language Arts teachers discussed the integration of IEP and ELL students as well as how their needs are communicated and assessed. Teachers also shared the challenges in teaching IEP and ESL students, support provided outside of their classrooms, and successful activities, projects, and method of differentiation.Read through the chat for ideas to implement in your own classroom.
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Good study habits and techniques are critical to help students learn more efficiently, feel more academically confident, persevere through challenges, and ultimately do their best. Sometimes, it's easy to assume that learners already have these skills intact. The truth is that they sometimes don't;
