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- An Article from the Star Legder
- Interesting Video
- Chapter 5:Assessment
- Chapter 4: Academic/content area development
- http://www.ncte.org/about/over/positions/category/...
- http://www.bnkst.edu/literacyguide/ell.html
- Cooperative Learning
- Congrats
- Strategies for working with English Language Learners
- Stories from former ELL students
- Interesting things for ELL students
- Learning about different cultures
- http://businesswithturkey.hypermart.net/tourist-gu...
- What an experiece...
- Activities for ESL students
- ELL Activities
- TPR STORY TELLING
- Somthing I learned from the NJ state website
- humorous uno
- Helping ELL's in the Classroom
- Everything ESL
- Activites for ESL Students
- The ELL Outlook
- The experience of a lifetime =)
- Worldwide Languages and Cultures
- African Beading
- ESL Lesson Planning
- The Learning Pyramid charts the average retention ...
- Name Games
- A Frustrating Conversation
- The world is changing...
- It's Over!
- Junior Field Has Come to an End!
- ELL: Working with Children from whom English is a ...
- Web-sites for new teachers
- Theatre Teachers
- Visiting an ESL Class
- Access Excellence Actitivities Exchange
- Access Excellence website
- Multiple Intelligences
- Classroom Management
- Immigration Lesson
- Websites for Teachers
- Selecting vocabulary words to each English languag...
- Framework
- Gangs in New Jersey Schools
- Cooperative Learning
- How to Develop a Lesson Plan that Includes ELLs
- The Very Best Teachers:
- The Diversity of English Language Learners
- What Teachers Make...
- Learning about your students' backgrounds
- Junior Field Experience!
- My Terrific Junior Field Experience
- Thank you for a GREAT BLOG
- Check out the Blog from the other class!
- Videos worth watching!!
- Using Power Point for Effective Lessons!
- NSTA (National Science Teachers Association) Resou...
- Hints for Science Teachers of ELLs
- A Checklist of Strategies for Teaching ELLs
- Youtube for teachers
- Teaching Mathematics and Science to ELLs
- Teaching Science to Language Minority Students (Th...
- Graphic Organizers Make Great Visual Aids for ELL ...
- Use of Visual Aids as a Strategy for ELL Success
- Cultural Arts Resources for Teachers and Students
- Mrs. Hurley's ESL Site
- An Idea to Raise Self-Esteem
- More ESL Websites
- ELL Outlook Newsletter
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2 comments:
I do agree with Irina about this site. I also blogged on this web page and it is very useful. The blog "Bank Street~ELL helpful site" in the may month has different categories on things that you might want to find out about ELL students!!! One area that I didn’t mention in my site that I found very useful is the support the UK gives to those who are trying to learn English! It’s almost to the point where they are giving more support than we do in the United States!!
This website is very valuable to teachers with little experience working with ELL students. I also feel that students are fragile members in a community. Every experience impacts their life in some way. As a teacher it is important to gain the confidence and trust of your students from the beginning of the year. This site gives strategies to use to learn information about your students. Some examples were what country the student came from, how long they have been in this country, if they can read in their native language, and what topics they covered in their previous school. I really liked how the site provided a sample lesson of a first experience working with ELL students. This is valuable because it tells you exactly what to bring to the session, what information you should try to find out from the students, and some activities you can do.
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