Favorite Resources as an ENL Teacher by

dimitragalatulas — 2024-09-27 23:40:54 UTC

One of my favorite online resources is Amira. It allows us to analyze live feedback about our students relating to their oral fluency and pronunciation. This tool allows me to identify individual ELL needs and adapt lessons that target specific language challenges.

dimitragalatulas — 2024-09-27 23:43:29 UTC

iReady for Bilingual Literacy Instruction
Teachers can implement iReady's bilingual features to support native language skills while students develop English skills. iReady allows us as teachers to differentiate instruction, while allowing students to apply literacy skills in both languages.

dimitragalatulas — 2024-09-27 23:46:29 UTC

IXL
Teachers can assess ELLs' progress through IXL’s exercises, which can encourage students to practice many different literacy skills, such as grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. This program scaffolds lessons in a way that customizes learning for ELL students based on their specific proficiency levels.

dimitragalatulas — 2024-09-27 23:49:19 UTC

Razkids

I typically use Razkids for reading practice at various levels of difficulty. It allows ELLs to explore content that is feasible for their English proficiency. Razkids helps us monitor student progress and develop independent reading skills.

dimitragalatulas — 2024-09-27 23:56:35 UTC

Acadience Learning Online
I love Acadience Learning Online for evaluating foundational literacy skills. It allows me to interpret data that reflects my ELLs students’ progress in skills like phonemic awareness, letter-sound recognition and oral fluency. This app helps me design interventional lessons to enhance literacy outcomes in my students.