https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe Welcome! I'm Jade S. Here's what I learned this semester in ITE 320 about Multilingual Learners and hope to practice what I learned in my future classroom. Enjoy! :) en-us 2018-12-03 14:21:56 UTC 2018-12-04 03:03:16 UTC hello@padlet.com jadelynroxy https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310421322 Kids need structure, period. They need to know what to expect during the school day.  Predictable routines will allow students to get into the habit of doing things which then may impact other areas like a reduction of student misbehavior. MLLs may experience anxiety or feel out of place in the classroom. Routines will allow MLLs to feel included in the classroom community as they know what to expect and know their role. Classroom jobs also give MLLs a role in the classroom and shows them responsibility.]]> 2018-12-03 14:31:33 UTC https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310421322 jadelynroxy https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310423076 Not all students are auditory learners or learn through listening. Some students benefit from visuals and learn through sight. Visuals allow MLLs to gain a better understanding of new concepts and vocabulary.]]> 2018-12-03 14:34:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310423076 jadelynroxy https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310423294 Group work and partners allows for more interaction between MLLs and native English language speaking students. The interaction allows MLLs to develop both their verbal and social skills. For example, during Partner Work, students are able to help each other complete a learning task. Students can support each others' learning.]]> 2018-12-03 14:34:40 UTC https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310423294 jadelynroxy https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310428357 2018-12-03 14:41:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310428357 jadelynroxy https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310428793 I have learned a lot about the needs of MLLs and how to support their learning.  MLLs need to feel valued in their classroom and school community by their teachers and peers. School may already be difficult if they are unable to communicate their thoughts and feelings, so as a teacher, I hope to create a classroom environment where MLLs feel welcomed and valued. MLLs should not have anxiety about their learning or their communication. I hope to provide a quality education for my students, especially MLLs, and find the best practices so they can thrive. The three instructional strategies that I learned about and believe would best benefit MLLs are Predictable Routines, Visual Scaffolding, and Partner Work and Tutoring. For Predictable Routines, a daily schedule will benefit MLLs as they can read the schedule and anticipate what will happen throughout their day. For Visual Scaffolding, pictures may help MLLs gain a better understanding of concepts and vocabulary. For Partner Work and Tutoring, students can help support each other by working together to either achieve a learning task or skill. 
Overall, I feel like I have learned many great instructional strategies that I can implement in my classroom. I also have learned more about MLLs, in general. As a teacher, I think it is important to do so since we live in Hawai'i where there's a lot of diversity in and out of our schools! It is my responsibility to know about my students and their backgrounds because we all are unique and have so many different things to offer. I would love for MLLs to feel like they are just as capable of receiving a quality education just as any other student, and by doing so, I hope all of my students will love learning.]]> 2018-12-03 14:42:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310428793 jadelynroxy https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310435172 2018-12-03 14:51:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310435172 jadelynroxy https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310453415

Schedule displayed clearly in the front of the classroom like the whiteboard

Includes the activity and the time of the activity

Classroom jobs clearly displayed somewhere in the classroom with names of students on clothespins to easily move

• I may give MLLs simple class jobs in the beginning of the year that may not require a lot of speaking. Then, I may work them up to a job where they are required to speak more to practice their language skills like taking roll first thing in the morning.

]]> 2018-12-03 15:17:55 UTC https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310453415 jadelynroxy https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310454449 Herrell, A.L., & Jordan, M. (2015). 50 strategies for teaching english language learners (4^th ed.). New       York, NY: Pearson.]]> 2018-12-03 15:19:32 UTC https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310454449 jadelynroxy https://padlet.com/jadelynroxy/efxqthj5shxe/wish/310464283

Images (Word wall or word cards: word and picture presented side-by-side)

• Helps MLLs to see visual representation of word and make sense of their learning

Videos

Drawings

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Partner Work: Pair a MLL with a native English speaking student. The MLL may learn a lot from the other student. This may work in Math as the students can work together to learn concepts and figure out the problems

Peer Tutoring: A student who has already achieved a skill can help to tutor a student who has not achieved the skill yet. MLLs may benefit from this as they are getting extra support from another student and not just the teacher. Students could help each other learn vocabulary by testing each other.

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