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Provide visuals and different communication modes

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Use Venn diagrams, flowcharts, mind maps, and other organizers to help students visualize relationships and organize information.

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Cognate Word Wall

Sylvia Carrizales

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Using words you know they have been introduced to earlier in the unit and explaining tasks slowly with text translate support. Reading nonverbal cues that indicate confusion and repeating

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NEARPOD on live lessons have 70+ languages that read!

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A sign language of sorts. Be mindful of gestures that assist with meaning

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Use videos and pictures to give students more context

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Pronunciation/Phonics

tool in Immersive Reader in Nearpod

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Using Bright Thinker tools to provide an image definition of a term.

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Added emphasis when speaking to be clear and teach correct pronunciation (placement of tongue, example letter d in english and spanish)

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using the audio feature in nearpod to narrate slides

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Teach roots, prefixes, and suffixes

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Lori Favors - Direct phrasing - Short and sweet w/visual image(s)

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Including vocabulary word banks with notes/assignments. I did this in person a lot, but it can be done virtually too.

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Small group help!

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Having english/spanish words for important verbs or phrases.

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Use gestures that assist meaning

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Think-Pair-Share with a fellow EB student.

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Using pictures for word association

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Word wall would be a great resource for this

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Videos/picture inserted in lessons.

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Using Pictures

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previewing the vocab

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Use of Everyday Accessibility better adapt texts.

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Using my hands and facial expressions

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Live Lessons - making sure your camera is on and being lively while teaching, gesturing when possible.

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Be animated during live lessons.

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Intro slides with word bank and definitions

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Using "Draw It" in a Nearpod. Ellen Oelke

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Accountable talk stems - Misty Horne

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Using picture dictionary on Nearpod

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Sentence Stems, Talk Stems

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It's so important to slow down and give the time students need to answer, especially if they are struggling with the language. It makes them more comfortable to answer questions. It looks like just being quiet and waiting patiently. _Amy Margulies

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Shorter and concrete definitions and simple, to the point instructions in writing and verbally.

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Using Google translate to translate complicated instructions or terms.

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Utilizing the picture dictionary in Bright Thinker or having pictures associated with words on teaching slides.

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What, when, how to help students speak/write

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sentence stems, frames, paragraph frames

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asking questions throughout

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Lots of visuals and stop and chat throughout the book

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annotations' tool

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talking aloud about how I figure things out

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cloze reading of the text

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cloze sentences

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Tools/resources that can help them chunk the text?

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Dividing assignments into chapters

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cognates

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short sentences and sentences w/ clauses

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vocab games

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prefixes & suffixes

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quizlet

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slides w/ vocab

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intro to slides

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flash cards

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word wall