Language
Multilingualism
Ways to Linking Home and School Practices
Resources Offered
Emergent Multilingual Learners Profile
Process
100

Knowing two or more languages?

what is Bilingual/ multilingualism.

100

a cumulative process about young children acquisition of a second language, outlined as consisting four periods.

1. home language use, 

2. non-verbal period, 

3. telegraphic and formulaic use, and

4. productive use.




The developmental sequence 

100

What is the overall goal to parent education 

To show parents how they can be involved in their child's education.

100

Parents can download this application for translation.

What is Talking Points

100

What Does E.M.L.L.P.P stand form ?

Emergent Multilingual Language Learners Profile Protocol 

200

Speaking only one language

what is Monolingual

200

True or False 

Many immigrant parents prefer a distribution of effort and responsibility, with the school responsible for second language acquisition and the home responsible for first language maintenance.

True

200

What are some ways to to encourage literacy and bilingualism at home ?

Read to them 

Talk to them 

Encourage them in the studies 

200

ELL Parent Orientation Video offered in different languages

200

The EMLL supports __________ in the _________ by providing 1. rich information about the child's language development 2. guidelines to interpret baseline data from screening 3. a plan for partnering with their families to support learing at home 

What is teacher/planning 

300

The use of a few content words as an entire utterance

what is telegraphic speech

300

A theory of translanguaging differs in some ways from __________, which implies a "switch" from one language to another and rest on the assumption that bilinguals have two separate, bounded language systems. 

(Garcia)

What is Code switching 

300

The participation of parents in a child's schooling in a manner that goes beyond the physical space of the school and is rooted in the understanding of a family cultural practices.

Who is parental engagement

300

Three programs for English Language Learners:


  • Dual Language
  • Transitional Bilingual Education
  • English as a New Language
300

In which stage of the application process are professionals suppose to understand the difference between a monolingual and bilingual child through the lens of a monolingual language and western cultural development? 

Stage 1 : Completing the Emergent Multilingual Learner Language Profile 

400

Home language should be used __________ in the year, to ease the child's __________,

Early  , Adjustment 

400

Why is it important to identify emergent bilinguals?

for resources/ funding, and to help programs with planning. 

400

_______ _________ ________reinforces learning in multiple settings where children can learn such as the home, prekindergarten programs, in schools and after school programs, faith based institutions and the community 

Effective Family Engagement 

400

Discusses the most effective ways to teach English Language Learners, how to create a welcoming classroom, and ways to promote family involvement.

Reading Rockets 

400

Why is Reviewing the Screening information important?

To form baseline for progress in multiple areas such as cognitive development,social emotional skills, and language development 

500

True or False:

The "No Child left behind act" contains language specifying that schools should have educational programs focused on developing English Language proficiency for LEP students

True

500

"States must assist teachers (including preschool teachers), principles, and other leaders, state educational agencies, and schools in establishing, implementing and sustaining effective language interaction educational programs designed to assist in teaching English leaners including immigrant children and youth." [SEC.3102Purpose]

Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)

Early Learning Non-Regulatory Guidance

500

Construct of different strategies and ways of knowing needed for a household to run effectively, using everyday practices and including linguistic practices

What are funds of knowledge ?

500

works on behalf of children who are at greatest risk for school-based discrimination and/or academic failure due to poverty, disability, race, ethnicity, immigrant or English Language Learner status, sexual orientation, gender identity, homelessness, or involvement in the foster care or juvenile justice systems

advocates for children 

500

At what stage of the profile EMLL application is the history of the child's social engagements mentioned? 

Step 2 : interview the family for a social history