This paper discusses issues for teachers of regular classes that include English learners. Research based strategies are considered for teaching students who speak English as an Additional Language (EAL). The implications for teachers in regular classes include recognizing the academic language demands of the subject and the texts, including abstract concepts, technical terms, genres and grammar. Further, understanding the literacy and language skills the students bring to the classroom are discussed along with strategies that can be employed to assist student learning
As teachers, we want to teach reading so our students can arrive at the underlying message or meanin...
This article presents observations and discussion of the successful teaching of English to pupils, i...
Teachers are the key players in the teaching of literacy skills to young learners. The teacher is pr...
There is a consensus in the international literature that insufficient attention has been given in I...
English language learners (ELLs) may not yet be proficient enough to participate in a mainstream cla...
Schools in Australia are diverse, both in the numbers of English language learners and the multiplic...
Teaching English to EAL/D learners as a cross-curricula priority, not just the purview of the Englis...
Over the last year the density of learners who speak English as their second or even third language ...
This book supports teachers of all subject specialisms to consolidate their existing knowledge of la...
My research was motivated by a strong desire to help the English Language Learners (ELLs) at my scho...
H ow to instruct and communicate with nonEnglish proficient students in the regular classroom is a c...
The purpose of this research is to see how teachers could help English Language Learners (ELLs) succ...
This session will provide numerous innovative literacy activities for pre-service teachers to presen...
The population of English Language Learners (ELL) have reached an all time high, over the past decad...
The research question asked for this project is, “In what ways can elementary classroom teachers hav...
As teachers, we want to teach reading so our students can arrive at the underlying message or meanin...
This article presents observations and discussion of the successful teaching of English to pupils, i...
Teachers are the key players in the teaching of literacy skills to young learners. The teacher is pr...
There is a consensus in the international literature that insufficient attention has been given in I...
English language learners (ELLs) may not yet be proficient enough to participate in a mainstream cla...
Schools in Australia are diverse, both in the numbers of English language learners and the multiplic...
Teaching English to EAL/D learners as a cross-curricula priority, not just the purview of the Englis...
Over the last year the density of learners who speak English as their second or even third language ...
This book supports teachers of all subject specialisms to consolidate their existing knowledge of la...
My research was motivated by a strong desire to help the English Language Learners (ELLs) at my scho...
H ow to instruct and communicate with nonEnglish proficient students in the regular classroom is a c...
The purpose of this research is to see how teachers could help English Language Learners (ELLs) succ...
This session will provide numerous innovative literacy activities for pre-service teachers to presen...
The population of English Language Learners (ELL) have reached an all time high, over the past decad...
The research question asked for this project is, “In what ways can elementary classroom teachers hav...
As teachers, we want to teach reading so our students can arrive at the underlying message or meanin...
This article presents observations and discussion of the successful teaching of English to pupils, i...
Teachers are the key players in the teaching of literacy skills to young learners. The teacher is pr...