https://padlet.com/she5061/hihhwq5g2hfp Made with love en-us 2018-11-16 00:09:40 UTC 2024-07-22 22:49:27 UTC hello@padlet.com she5061 https://padlet.com/she5061/hihhwq5g2hfp/wish/305075785 ELL students often struggle to maintain focus while in content classes since they are still learning a lot of the academic language that is being used in these types of classrooms. What are some technology tools you would suggest for integrating technology into a middle school History class that contains mostly ELL students?  ]]> 2018-11-16 00:11:51 UTC https://padlet.com/she5061/hihhwq5g2hfp/wish/305075785 skizzle1013 https://padlet.com/she5061/hihhwq5g2hfp/wish/305488191 There is an app called itranslate Voice. It allows you to speak into the phone and then it translates. The app can translate over 90 languages. Perhaps it could help you and the student better understand one another? ]]> 2018-11-17 00:45:11 UTC https://padlet.com/she5061/hihhwq5g2hfp/wish/305488191 wewilhelmi1 https://padlet.com/she5061/hihhwq5g2hfp/wish/305611991 Interactive technology can be great for students that are ELL. I would suggest using Nearpod. It is one of the best free presentation tools that is available and there is a free version. Just upload your power point to Nearpod and add in interactive activities. You can see how all of your students are understanding the concepts and what your ELL students may need additional support on. You can also see what types of interactive activities they do best with. Hands on is a great way for them to learn. 
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