'Academic language proficiency' presentation slideshows

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HS: Language and the Mind Prof. R. Hickey SS 2006 First and Second Language Acquisition

HS: Language and the Mind Prof. R. Hickey SS 2006 First and Second Language Acquisition. Tatiana Prozorova (HS/TN) Irina Novikava (HS/TN) Alexandra Wolek (HS/LN) Vanessa Hollands (HS/LN) Verena Scheulen (HS/LN) Nadiya Sowa (HS/LN) Kirsten Leicht (HS/TN). Overview.

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The UALPA The Utah Academic Language Proficiency Assessment

The UALPA The Utah Academic Language Proficiency Assessment. Owned By The Utah State Office of Education Presented by: USOE Judy Park, Assessment & Accountability Director Deborah Swensen, Development Coordinator Rita Brock, ELL Specialist. October 2006. Training Objectives.

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Scaffolding Academic Language in the Classroom North Carolina Department of Education Web Conference February 25, 2010

Scaffolding Academic Language in the Classroom North Carolina Department of Education Web Conference February 25, 2010. Topics. Academic Language in the Classroom Strategies for Promoting Academic Language Academic Language Across the Curriculum. What is Academic Language?.

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Helene Becker, Instructional Specialist ELL Education Department

The Norwalk Public Schools English Language Learner (ELL) Program. Helene Becker, Instructional Specialist ELL Education Department. Presentation for the Board of Education Curriculum Committee April 5, 2010. Topics. General information about ELLs The NPS ELL Program

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The Special Education Referral Process for English Language Learners: The Role of Child Study and Multidisciplinary Tea

The Special Education Referral Process for English Language Learners: The Role of Child Study and Multidisciplinary Team Meetings. Janette K. Klingner University of Colorado at Boulder Beth Harry University of Miami. Acknowledgements:.

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COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE

COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE. MA YA WANG SHAN NURULAINI TAIB NUR AINI OMOR SAADIAH BAKARIM University of Malaya, KL. Communicative Competence.

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Sheltered Instruction

Sheltered Instruction. Myrna Castillo BE/ESL Consultant 972-348-1308 myrna.castillo@region10.org.

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Process for Identifying English Learners

Process for Identifying English Learners. Rowland Unified School District Program Specialist/ LD Meeting September 10, 2012. Process for Identifying. Parent enrolls child, completes Home Language Survey (HLS), and indicates a language other than English (first three lines)

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BICS and CALP Helping ELLs at PNH

BICS and CALP Helping ELLs at PNH. BICS. CALP. BICS = BASIC INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS (Breaks into a multitude of other registers). CALP = COGNITIVE ACADEMIC LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY Literature, reading skills, decoding difficult texts, making inferences, etc. .

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Communicative Competence

Communicative Competence. Historical Overview: 1950s & 60s -- contrastive analysis 1970s -- Interlanguage Development, and Error Analysis

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Dr. Jacqueline C. Ellis, NBCT November 7, 2017

GaDOE ESOL Unit 2017 Webinar Series - Part V E SOL P rogram P lacement P roviding E qual A ccess to C urricular and E xtracurricular P rograms with some Guidance from the U.S. Department of Education Office of English Language Acquisition. Dr. Jacqueline C. Ellis, NBCT

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ESL Lesson Plan

ESL Lesson Plan. Jessica Bates EDBE 5143: ESL Methods Incorporating Technology into the ESL Classroom. English Language Arts / ESL 2 nd Grade.

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Chapter 1

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Principle 1

What are the principles of academic language proficiency that underlie the TESOL English language proficiency standards?. Principle 1. Language proficiency is an outgrowth of cumulative experiences both inside and outside of school.

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Developing Young Readers

Developing Young Readers. Good Talkers M ake Good Readers. By the time they start school:. Children have acquired much of the language that a mature language user will use They can understand approximately 2500-2800 words. They can use approximately 1800-2000 words. .

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English Language Proficiency Standards (ELPS)

English Language Proficiency Standards (ELPS). Curriculum Requirements. In order for ELLS to be successful, they must acquire both social and academic language proficiency

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SIOP Faculty Presentation

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Storyboard Paper to Practice: Using the TESOL Standards in the classroom

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