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English Language Proficiency Standards - these are important to include in the language objectives when lesson planning and for determining which language domains are begin addressed with the lesson.

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Proficiency Level Descriptors - these are important to refer to when monitoring the progress of the English learners. They also serve as reminders of what students can do at each level of proficiency within each domain of language.

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This is a language learning app that parents can do with their students at their own pace to practice english on their own

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As a teacher I can create a newsletter to send home to parents of via email so they know what their kids are up to and what events they are able to get involved in. Its important to make sure this is sent in the parents original language, as well as english.

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Invite parents once a month or so to come and read to their children or just to come and see the work their kid has been doing to get them involved

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This is a website designed to teach basic English and would be especially good for those whose first language has a different alphabet and need a better understanding of English letters

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Using visual aids like pictures, charts, and diagrams can help students understand concepts more easily. This is especially important for students who may not be familiar with English vocabulary or grammar.

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Group activities and projects can help students practice their English skills in a supportive environment. This also encourages students to help each other and learn from each other's strengths.

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It's important to connect what students are learning in the classroom to real-life situations. For example, you might use news articles or videos to discuss current events, or bring in guest speakers to talk about their experiences.

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Games can be a fun way to practice language skills while also building confidence and rapport with classmates. Examples include word puzzles, charades, and role-playing activities.

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Explicit grammar instruction involves teaching grammar rules directly, rather than relying on students to pick them up through exposure. This can be done through mini-lessons, worksheets, or other instructional materials.

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Authentic materials, such as news articles, videos, and real-life scenarios, can help ELL students make connections between the language they are learning and the world around them. Teachers can use these materials to build vocabulary, reinforce grammar concepts, and develop reading and writing skills

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connecting with the community will help spread the awareness of how important billingual education is. This is could be by connecting with religious organizations or the local library, etc

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Bilingual education programs should actively engage families in the educational process. This can include providing resources and information in the students' home language, involving families in school events and activities, and creating a welcoming environment for families in the school.

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BrainPOP introduces a fun and slow paced way of learning about acedemic subjects

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FUn cartoon teaching about many different forms of science while showing very vivid visuals to help aid understanding

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ELL students benefit from having role models who demonstrate successful use of Standard English. Teachers can provide models of successful language use through read-alouds, mentor texts, and other instructional materials.

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Language exchanges can provide ELL students with opportunities to interact with native speakers of Standard English and practice their language skills in a real-world context. Teachers can facilitate language exchanges through partnerships with other schools or community organizations.

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Charts that contain key math vocabulary words and phrases are helpful references for ELLs when discussing or writing about their math thinking, especially if the words are accompanied by illustrations.

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Teaching low level math and walks you through each step at your own pace

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created by the Histroy channel, history classroom provides many resources for students to learn more about history in an interesting way and on their own

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PBS has many education video about history and the way the world works

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Plot charts help break down all of the different parts of stories and help to start analyzing them

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allowing students time to do journal entries encourages them to write without feeling pressured to do an assignment right or think too hard

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See how students do on their own when theyre at their house by assigning homework and only taking it for a completion grade

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Exit tickets allow the teacher to see where they are at and in a Quick manner

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Pulling previous state test and having students test on them to see where they are at in the eyes of the state

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doing a comprehensive exam over a whole unit to see how much they are retaining and where they are at

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There are many documentaries about science topics

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Students explore science while learning about their superpowers

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Use children books to explore topics of diversity

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Establish friendships with other students of different cultures to learn about them