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Partner-learning is a great strategy because students work with one partner over time and as time passes, they feel safe testing out ideas and eventually sharing with the class.

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You must speak slowly, and clearly. Use visual aides, especially one with cultural context. Incorporate the students first language if you can.

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use visuals to help with new vocabulary

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Reading and listening to stories in the new language will help build confidence

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Reading and listening to stories in the new language will help build confidence

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finding appropriate time to get to know students as individuals 

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finding appropriate time to get to know students as individuals 

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What is the best way for us, as new teachers, can invite parents of ELL's to come into the classroom to share cultural and traditional experiences?

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What is the best way for us, as new teachers, can invite parents of ELL's to come into the classroom to share cultural and traditional experiences?

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Student must have high motivation, and low anxiety to learn a new language

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How can we best communicate with ELL student's parents who are spread thin?

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My CT hasn't been open to me bringing in books in the native languages of our two ELL's (Somali and Vietnamese). What's the best way for me to approach the CT again about enhancing the library in our classroom?

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My CT hasn't been open to me bringing in books in the native languages of our two ELL's (Somali and Vietnamese). What's the best way for me to approach the CT again about enhancing the library in our classroom?

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is adapted from havruta study, an ancient Jewish tradition for studying ancient texts in dialogue with someone else. It uses two different modes of conversation: corroboration and argumentation.

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how do you make ELL's feel more confident so they feel comfortable sharing in front of the class

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how do you make ELL's feel more confident so they feel comfortable sharing in front of the class