Key Laws
How many main laws for ELL were discussed
4 laws
what are some examples of visual supports?
using pictures, diagrams, charts, and graphic organizers
How many ELL names are their?
5
What does social language proficiency mean?
Everyday conversations like talking to friends
How many core ELL principles were discussed?
6
What is ESSA?
Every students succeed act
What is simplified language?
using short sentences, avoiding slang, using complex idioms
What does ML stand for?
Multilingual Learners
What is academic language proficiency?
school language such as textbooks, essays, and tests
what year was the equals opportunities act created?
1974
What is an example of a sentence frame?
"I believe that..."
"An example is"
Have things like these presented on the board to help students start conversations
True or False: Do all ELL names mean the same thing?
Yes
True or False can ELL students sound fluent but still struggle with academics?
Yes
What is lau v. nichols?
schools must provide language supports "same instructions for everyone"
what is chunking information?
breaking lessons into small steps, do not overload ELL students with long lectures.
what does LEP stand for?
Limited English Proficient
What does BICS stand for?
Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills
What did the civil rights act of 1964 do?
It ended legal segregation in public places including schools.
How many strategy's are there?
10
What is an ESL student?
English as a second language students
What does CALP stand for?
Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency