""Equitable Access for English Learners, Grades K-6" is a guide for classroom teachers to help them scaffold school or district adopted language arts/reading programs to meet the needs of diverse learners and especially English learners. It begins with general instructional strategies, including organizing around units of inquiry and teaching language and content, and it follows a gradual release of responsibility model, using trans-languaging strategies like preview/view/review. Each subsequent chapter includes a detailed unit description based on texts found in most mandated language arts…mehr
""Equitable Access for English Learners, Grades K-6" is a guide for classroom teachers to help them scaffold school or district adopted language arts/reading programs to meet the needs of diverse learners and especially English learners. It begins with general instructional strategies, including organizing around units of inquiry and teaching language and content, and it follows a gradual release of responsibility model, using trans-languaging strategies like preview/view/review. Each subsequent chapter includes a detailed unit description based on texts found in most mandated language arts materials. These examples from commonly taught units at different grade levels demonstrate the strategies teachers can use with any unit of study. The strategies are explained as they apply to commonly used texts and are then organized into lists as part of a summary of each chapter"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mary Soto, an Assistant Professor in the Teacher Education Department at California State University East Bay, prepares teacher candidates and masters students to work with diverse learners. She is a co-author of ESL Teaching: Principles for Success (Heinemann, 2016) and has published articles on the topic of bilingual/ESL teaching. She presents at national and international conferences. Her research interests focus on best practices for long-term English Learners.
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Acknowledgments About the Authors PART I: The Equitable Access Approach Chapter 1. Foundations for the Equitable Access Approach for English Learners Mandated Language Arts Programs Key Practices for Working With English Learners Conclusion PART II: Example Units Chapter 2. Language Objectives: A Seeds, Plants, and Plant Growth Unit Language Objectives Putting the Unit Into Context: Rosa's Seeds, Plants, and Plant Growth Unit Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Plants and Seeds Unit Your Turn: Unit Reflection Outline of Plants and Seeds Unit Strategies Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Plants and Seeds Unit Chapter 3. Making the Input Comprehensible: A Habitats Unit Making the Input Comprehensible Putting the Unit Into Context: Robert's Unit on Habitats Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Habitats Unit Your Turn: Unit Reflection Outline of Habitats Unit Strategies Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activity for Habitats Unit Chapter 4. Characteristics of Texts That Support Readers: Our Amazing Oceans Unit Characteristics of Texts That Support Readers Putting the Unit Into Context: Felipe's Our Amazing Oceans Unit Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Oceans Unit Your Turn: Unit Reflection Outline of Our Amazing Oceans Unit Strategies Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Oceans Unit Chapter 5. Teaching Academic Language and Meaningful Content: Our Earth, Natural Disasters Unit Teaching Academic Language and Meaningful Content Putting the Unit Into Context: Gloria's Our Earth, Natural Disasters Unit Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Natural Disasters Unit Your Turn: Unit Reflection Conclusion Outline of Natural Disasters Unit Strategies Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Natural Disasters Unit Professional References Index
Acknowledgments About the Authors PART I: The Equitable Access Approach Chapter 1. Foundations for the Equitable Access Approach for English Learners Mandated Language Arts Programs Key Practices for Working With English Learners Conclusion PART II: Example Units Chapter 2. Language Objectives: A Seeds, Plants, and Plant Growth Unit Language Objectives Putting the Unit Into Context: Rosa's Seeds, Plants, and Plant Growth Unit Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Plants and Seeds Unit Your Turn: Unit Reflection Outline of Plants and Seeds Unit Strategies Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Plants and Seeds Unit Chapter 3. Making the Input Comprehensible: A Habitats Unit Making the Input Comprehensible Putting the Unit Into Context: Robert's Unit on Habitats Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Habitats Unit Your Turn: Unit Reflection Outline of Habitats Unit Strategies Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activity for Habitats Unit Chapter 4. Characteristics of Texts That Support Readers: Our Amazing Oceans Unit Characteristics of Texts That Support Readers Putting the Unit Into Context: Felipe's Our Amazing Oceans Unit Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Oceans Unit Your Turn: Unit Reflection Outline of Our Amazing Oceans Unit Strategies Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Oceans Unit Chapter 5. Teaching Academic Language and Meaningful Content: Our Earth, Natural Disasters Unit Teaching Academic Language and Meaningful Content Putting the Unit Into Context: Gloria's Our Earth, Natural Disasters Unit Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Natural Disasters Unit Your Turn: Unit Reflection Conclusion Outline of Natural Disasters Unit Strategies Preview Activities: Drawing on and Building Background As We Engage in the Unit: View Activities Review Activities for Natural Disasters Unit Professional References Index
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