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Great strategies.

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Apps: comic life, book creator, scrib jab

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Transformative experience ❤️

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Knowing your students and their background

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ELL students who can converse well may not know cultural references

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Use visual aids to help support ELL!

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Translation apps

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Partnering up

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Visual representation

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Translate is underutilized. Encourage English students to learn some of the language to help their friends

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Props

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Google translator

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Pretty aaaiiightt 🤙

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Great strategy suggestions!

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I wonder what types of languages will we be most likely to encounter for our students. Do we have translators in every language?

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ZPD!! Make sure you find what your student is capable of. This should be done through various assessments. Always let them learn as much grade level content as possible and modify it afterwards!

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I liked the reminder that even if students can speak clear English doesn’t mean that they can read and write proficiently

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I liked the reminder that even if students can speak clear English doesn’t mean that they can read and write proficiently

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The discussion was useful in seeing different strategies and hearing about ways to implement it in the classroom

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The introduction activity was a great “shared experience” that you were able to refer to throughout the rest of the lesson

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Super fun activity. Gave me a new perspective on what ELL students experience