Culture
Maintaining more or less distance between or among people is an example of.
What is a cultural norm?
The first case that was tried in San Francisco and brought to court by Chinese-speaking students who were being discriminated and expected them to learn in English only classes.
This was created after the passage of the NCLB that focused on the development of ELP standards and a corresponding assessment.
What is a World-Class Instructional Design and Assessment (WIDA)?
Co-planning, shared space, and using different models together is an example of.
What is co-teaching?
An organization that provides national leadership to help ensure the ELL's and immigration students attain English proficiency and academic success.
What is OELA (Office of English Language Education)?
Several laws restricting immigration where passed during this time period.
What is in the late 1800's?
In late 2015, the Elementary and Secondary Act was reauthorized as.
Material on a test that can be an unfamiliar example for an newcomer to the United States would be a recent box-office smash.
What is culture-bound information?
What is a parent toolkit?
Promotes language learning in general and serves as an important resource for research in English-language learing.
What is CAL (Center for Applied Linguistics)?
The most important roles of a cultural liaison in guiding students through the culture of the United States.
What is an ESL teacher?
The NCLB required that any program receiving Title III funds must meet three aspects mandated by this case.
What is the Castaneda v. Pickard case?
Requires that states implement entrance and exit practices that ensure ELL's get the language services they need.
What is ESSA (Every Student Succeeds Act)?
Connecting families with various groups and outlets in order to integrate and learn about the culture.
What is a community-based organization?
An association of professionals in the field with international reach that promotes the development of standards, research, professionalism, and advocacy.
What is TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages)?
The study of the spatial requirements individuals have in relation to each other.
What is Proxemics?
In 1973, this case in Denver, Colorado gave Hispanic students the same rights ascribed to desegregation which had only been given to African American students.
What is Keyes v. School District No. 1?
What is a Migrant Education Program (MEP)?
A teaching method that challenges students with complex real-world programs or problems to solve collaboratively with a group over an extended period of time.
What is project-based learning?
An on-line meeting place for both teachers and students that provides interactive activities, job boards, information about lesson planning, quizzes and forums.
What is Dave's ESL Cafe?
Favoring something over others whether it is a group of people, ideas, or even practices.
What is bias?
In Castaneda v. Pickard, this program must be based on sound academic theory, adequate resources, personnel to implement, and conduct evaluation to determine language barriers.
What is an ELL program?
What is the NCLB (No Child Left Behind)?
A system where all agencies are working in cooperation with ELL families to access streamlined and connected range of assistance.
What is integrative services?
Promotes education among bilingual and multilingual students in the context of a globalizing world.
What is NABE (National Association for Bilingual Education)?