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EL Strategies From The Front Lines EL/ELD PLC GUHSD March 24, 2009

EL Strategies From The Front Lines EL/ELD PLC GUHSD March 24, 2009

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Page 1: EL Strategies From The Front Lines EL/ELD PLC GUHSD March 24, 2009

EL Strategies From The Front Lines

EL/ELD PLC

GUHSD

March 24, 2009

Page 2: EL Strategies From The Front Lines EL/ELD PLC GUHSD March 24, 2009

A Little Background…

Robert Collins- “No Easy Answer, No Magic Bullet”

Four to Seven Years to Achieve Fluency Become the Teacher/Researcher Prepare the Students for Success in

College All Students are AESL- Academic English

as a Second Language!!

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Spanish

Chaldean

Arabic

Kurdish

Filipino

Farsi

Vietnamese

Somali

Samoan

Khmer

Punjabi

Tagalog

Thai

Lao

Hmong

Hindi

Korean

Cantonese

Mandarin

MT MIGUEL HIGH SCHOOL

19+Languages

Spoken Here!!

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The First Thing-Steven Krashen’s Affective

Filter…An impediment to learning or acquisition caused by negative

emotional ("affective") responses to one's environment. (wikipedia)

The lower….the better!!

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Eight Strategies You Can Use This Week!

Cognate (“The Wall”) TPR Explicit Teaching of

Vocabulary Graphic Organizers

Realia Jazz Chants Cooperative Learning

Groups Cornell Notes

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Cognate Wall

Cognate- a word that is the same or almost the same in two or more languages

Index Cards-words and picture REVENGE!!!

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TPR

Total Physical Response- Dr. James Asher- San Jose State

“The way that babies learn…” Physical movements as mnemonic

devices

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Explicit Teaching of Vocabulary

Dr. Kate Kinsella- San Francisco State Students do not just “get” new words…they must

be…1.  pronounced2.  explained vs defined3.  provided examples and non-examples that they

can connect with 4.  deepen understanding5.  review / coach- invite students to use terms in

class (Kate Kinsella)

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Graphic Organizers

Mind Maps!! New Concept- Old Terms New Terms- Old Concepts Make your own to fit your needs… http://teachers.teach-nology.com

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Realia

Real Life Objects Appeals to Different Learning Styles

(touch)

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Jazz Chants

Short Rhythmic Poems to Help You Remember Things

Phone Numbers-Song Lyrics

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Cooperative Learning Groups

Group According to Language/Levels of English

Don’t Mind A Little “Productive Noise” Groupwork Grading Problems??

COMPROMISE - 50-50-ish…

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Cornell Notes

Walter Pauk- Cornell University Record, Reduce, Recite, Reflect, Review Organization and Long Term Memory Recall Column/Note Column/Summary

Section

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The Last Thing- Start Your Modeling Career!

I Do We Do You Do

Where the math teachers win…grrr!