This website has everything for teaching ELL/ESL students. It has access to 49 in-service ideas and strategies for both ESL and mainstream educators. It has featured teaching tips, year-round tips and twenty-five quick tips for classroom teachers. There is a link for every topic you can think of. For example: under featured teaching tips there are two topics which include, Elementary Web Sites for English Language Learners and Getting Started with English Language Learners: How Educators Can Meet the Challenge. The site also has tips on communicating and students’ learning styles. This site is very informative. Check it out! http://www.everythingesl.net/inservices/
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- Welcome
- A resource you may find useful
- Watch this:
- Choose from the following...
- An ELLs personal experience
- Field Dependent v Field Independent
- Ask or Ax?
- All youtube.com links must be copied & pasted into...
- NY Times Article --from a student in my other class
- Cooperative Learning and ELLs
- EMSE 3903 THE BIG ASSIGNMENT
- “Feeling Our Words”
- Leanna Traill's Quote
- A Valuable Website for Teachers of ELL students
- This video was posted by a student in my other sec...
- Chinese foot binding
- Interesting things for ESL/ELL students
- Bank Street~ELL helpful site.
- ELL and Programs
- Newspaper Article
- Another Valuable Website for Teachers of ELL students
- THE BIG ASSIGNMENT
- The importance of getting acquainted
- Rubrics and Portfolios
- Anecdotes about Others' ELL Experiences
- Logs or Journals
- Using Cooperative/Collaborative Learning
- Multi-Culture Day
- Helpful Website
- Tips for Teaching ELL
- International Food Day
- Daily OM
- Culture Day
- Chapter 1
- Left Brain vs. Right Brain learners
- Sense of Belonging for ELL's Students
- Test
- ELL (readingrockets) website
- Online games to teach english
- Everything ESL
- YOU
- YOU
- United Kingdom's way of teaching English
- http://teachersfirst.com/par-esl.cfm
- Teaching Guidelines
- More About the Nukak tribe
- Helping ELL students with math
- picture dictionary for ELL students
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2 comments:
I found this website to be informative especially the following sections:
Bloom’s taxonomy and English language learners
Communicating with Gestures
How long does it take to learn English?
Each of these sections had useful information that I would use in the classroom. I love the fact that the information written is highly detailed. Thanks for this website.
In this site I read the link titled Getting Started with English Language Learners: How Educators Can Meet the Challenge. It mentioned a book that is useful for teachers of ELL students. It also mentioned the idea of using differeintiated instruction to teach students. This is a very important concept. Every student is unique and has their own way of learning. In one of my education classes I did a research assignment. This book also discusses the stages of language acquisition which was also mentioned in the website used for our big assignment. This book is an excellent tool for ELL teachers. I also looked at the link titled Graphic Organizers for Content Instruction. We as teachers are encouraged to use things such as venn diagrams and graphic organizers because they help students to comprehend the information. They help to promote active learning. They also help students develop higher level thinking skills and promote creativity. One of our goals in teaching our English language learners is to help them summarize and interpret text and these tools help us to achieve those goals. The last link I looked at listed some excellent websites for preschool teachers to use. These sites are designed to teach basic concepts to native English speakers but lessons can be adapted for ELLs.
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