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ELL learners can be from various countries and typically just need help learning english to keep up with their class.

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How to best support ELL students in the classroom if you don’t know the language.

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ELL learners often understand content in their own language but struggle with the translation to the English language of the content.

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I want to learn ways to help ELL students.

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What are the best accommodations and modifications to help these students?

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how we can help ELL in our classroom

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They are in the process of learning english and may struggle with the slang of various cultures or communities

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ELL learners are very capable of learning, they just need the proper accommodations to set them up for success.

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Just because ELL’s do not speak our language does not mean they are not capable of learning our language or doing the same work just as proficiently!

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I just want to learn more about the modifications and accommodations that I could incorporate in my classroom for ELL students, and what my role would be as their teacher!

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How we can support ELL’s in the classroom.

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Best ways to help these kids succeed

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The importance of visuals.

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Direct experiences, hands on learning, and meaningful context for instruction can be extremely helpful for the ELL student.

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We learned that an accommodation for ELL students could be to sit them next to a peer helper.

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ELL’s can receive instruction in a separate classroom for part of the day, or recurve instruction in the gen ed with sheltered english

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The amount of things a teacher can do to make a ell student more comfortable in class