The following resources highlight some important laws, policies, and regulations related to the education of English language learners (ELLs), communication with ELL families, and services for ELLs who are dually identified with special needs.
Matching, sorting, and putting things in order can be engaging ways for students to review vocabulary, content, and new concepts.
Comprehension checks are a quick way to monitor students' understanding in real time.
Here are some ideas to make sure that all English language learners are included and welcomed in your Valentine's celebration!
ELL expert Kristina Robertson: When new strategies don't work
ELL expert Kristina Robertson shares her advice for evaluating classroom strategies that haven't worked.
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Camila enters the spelling bee and is doing all she can to become a star speller. But when she gets nervous, her mind goes blank. Her anxiety is making her forget everything she's learned.