Effective Instruction for English Language Learners in the K-12 Setting   College of Education & Human Development
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Heidi Adam
secondary
science
Terry Fritz
secondary
ELL
Natalie Tourtelotte
secondary
social studies
Sharon Cormany
secondary
ELL
Ms. Adam Ms. Fritz Ms. Tourtelotte Ms. Cormany
Question 4
How do you make content area lessons more comprehensible and more relevant for your ELLs?
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Question 5
Describe specific classroom management techniques that enhance student participation in the academic language learning process as well as content area learning process.
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Question 6
Describe ways to increase thinking, on-task involvement, meaningful interaction and basic skills development of your ELLs.
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Question 7
Describe how to teach your ELLs to become more strategic learners and processors of new material.
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