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SIOP Model (Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol) 8 Components: 

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SIOP Model (Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol) 8 Components: 

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Learning Objective:

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to identify and explain the eight components of the SIOP (Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol) model and their interconnected features through the creation of this comprehensive concept map.

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Lessons are carefully designed with clear content and language objectives.

Two Key Features:

Content and language objectives clearly posted and reviewed.

Meaningful activities that integrate all language skills.

Example:

Stating objectives and using transition word(s) before starting the lesson.

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Connect with your students' backgrounds and preferences to new learning to make lessons more meaningful, relatable, and easier to connect with.

Two Key Features:

Links concepts to students’ backgrounds and prior learning.

Teaches key vocabulary explicitly.

Example:

Before starting a read-aloud, ask students questions about the topic to see what they already know, and then connect their responses to what they’re about to learn.

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Make the instruction understandable for English learners through clear speech and visuals.

Two Key Features:

Uses visuals, gestures, and modeling.

Teachers should speak at a moderate pace that matches students’ language proficiency.

Example:

Using exaggerated hand gestures, visuals, and steady speech when teaching a lesson.

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Teaches learning strategies that promote comprehension and independence.

Two Key Features:

Promotes higher-order thinking skills.

Clearly teaches students how to think about and understand their own learning.

Example:

Teaching students how to use a Venn diagram to compare and contrast two ideas or concepts.

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Encourages students to use language through meaningful communication.

Two Key Features:

Frequent opportunities for interaction and discussion.

Discussion involve the content that is being learned in a natural and stress-free environment.

Example:

Students work in small groups to discuss and solve a math word problem together.

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The teacher gives students hands-on ways to practice both their subject knowledge and language skills.

Two Key Features:

Activities that integrate reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

Use of manipulatives and real-world materials.

Example:

Students perform a small play to summarize a history event.

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How you present matters!

Two Key Features:

Lessons support stated objectives.

High student engagement and pacing appropriate to learners.

Example:

Teacher checks understanding during a lesson using quick polls and mini whiteboards.

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Provides feedback and ongoing assessment of student learning.

Two Key Features:

Reviews key vocabulary and concepts regularly.

Uses informal and formal assessments.

Example:

Using exit tickets to check students current understanding of a new topic.