Types of ELL Programs
provides structured lessons in English while the student may choose to maintain facility in the native language
English as a Second Language (ESL)
signs, news articles, and other items are exmaples of..
Bulletin Board Displays
term used to describe the way in which an individual stores experiences and concepts
Cognitive Structure
consists of content area instruction in the native language while the student engages in ESL instruction with the proviso that the native language will be phased out in 3 years
Transitional bilingual education
help expand second language students' vocabulary throughout the classroom
Labels
working memory
Short-Term Memory
maybe most attractive, both native English and non-native English speakers learn each other's language while doing the bulk of their content learning in a strong native language
Two-Way Bilingual Education
helps second langauge learners focus on upcoming content topuc of a lesson where they can make predications, activate prior knowledge, and develop a prereading orientation
Learning Logs
term refers to newer forms of texs including Internet-based texts, instant messaging, blogging, etc.
New Literacies
"submersion" : native speaker of one language being abruptly shifted to English as a dominant langauge of instruction
Immersion Bilingual Education
students can photograph these native language atrifacts they are surrounded by and translate these "texts" into the target language
Transitional and Community Literacies
one aspect of the student that every teacher should know. This makes the student special and unique
Student's Name