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Setting up a classroom in magic school for ENL kids allows them to take control of their learning by allowing them to translate or level the work to help simplify their understanding on their own

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EdTech tools allow students to glean information in multiple ways through multiple modalities

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Encourage all students not just some to participate equitably

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Newcomer/beginner ELLs can write in their native language and easily translate to share their thinking and voice with the class.

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Give them multiple ways and platforms to help re-teach a concept or topic they struggle with

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Google ReadWrite

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I use Mentimeter and smaller group discussions.

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Allow students to anonymously give peer feedback and use choice boards

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Allows all students to participate in some shape or form, even the shy students who don’t want to raise their hand or verbally participate.

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Provide options of different types of tech tools to use in class and have them choose which one they want to respond with.

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Give them the option to use it or refuse it.

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Having the text read aloud to the student.

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Allow them to choose which tech tool they would choose to use from a list of resources

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Asking students to verbally explain how they got their answer using a recording feature.

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Anonymous to class peardeck response

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Technology options for presenting their learning.

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Give students a choice to show what they know- video. recording, typing…visually representing knowledge!!

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Use Google slides to present what they learned on a topic like Dirty Water.

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Create a bus tour on the Chromebook to share with others.

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Give them choices to present their answers.

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Having student use more assessments or polls on their Chromebook

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Tech allows students to answer anonymously if they are shy about their responses

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Provide multiple opportunities to share thoughts and ideas that’s accessible to how each child learns.

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Give them tools to promote creative expression.

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Making Thinking Visible with various routines (ex- Making Meaning) or allowing students to post research in a padlet

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Using tech as an exit ticket

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Encourage ALL students to actively participate

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Create a poster to demonstrate understanding

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Create a podcast through notebooklm

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Allow students to choose among various tech tools to complete a task.