Who are the ELLs entering classrooms? Example - Local students who speak any language other than English. Name 1 other possibility.
Local students who speak any language other than English, International Students, First Nations & Metis Students, Hutterite Students, Refugees and Immigrants
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What are the 4 stages of culture shock?
Honeymoon, Hostility, Humor, Home
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What is the first stage of language acquistion called where a newcomer may not speak?
The Silent Period
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What do ELLs rely on that must be embraced, accepted and welcomed when acquiring English?
L1
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Where can you find the most current information on ELLs cultures?
Online Resources
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Name 2 ways or 2 things that ELLs can share about their culture to the class?
Share photographs, artifacts, tell a story, share information about holidays...
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What is the process of collecting information, interviewing and assessing in the four areas of listening, speaking, reading and writing upon an ELLs arrival called?
The Initial Assessment
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What are the 4 strands within the CFR?
Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening
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What are 2 ways to create a safe and welcoming environment?
Display multilingual posters, signs, books and greetings in ELLs L1, assign a buddy, practice names and pronunciation...
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What are 2 exanples of scaffolding that were discussed?
What are 2 differentiation strategies that were discussed?
Activate prior knowledge, Adapt and differentiate texts, Develop study guides, Give clear and explicit instructions, Multiple modes of input, Wait time...
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What does BICS and CALP stand for?
Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills and Cognitive Academic Language Profifciency
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What are the two types of objectives to create?
Language and Content Objectives
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Which scale should you use to help with assessment?
CFR
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What is key among classroom teachers and EAL specialists in order for successful language learning for ELLs to take place?