Summarize the stages of writing development and explain how is the writing development process the same for native English speakers and non-native English speakers? How is it different?

11250First, Research and summarize the stages of writing development. Next, How is the writing development process the same for native English speakers and non-native English speakers? How is it different? Finally, Share four instructional strategies to support ELLs in their writing development. Sources- Rubin, Renee, Carlan, Veronica...

Second Grade Collaborate on ways with your mentor teacher that can continue to demonstrate cultural understanding and promote language development in their content area classroom.

11232Part 1: Continued Language Support As a teacher, you may have a class with students that do not share the same linguistic or cultural backgrounds. Demonstrating cultural competence entails a focus on the individual student, not just the curriculum, as you identify ways to respect and...

With an asset-based approach to working with ELLs, plan a schoolwide event leveraging home and school connections for ELL families. Then, write a 700 word reflection answering the prompts supporting the event.

11231Part of an asset-based approach to working with ELLs is recognizing the cultural and linguistic resources they possess. The asset-based approach contrasts with the deficit-based model that once dominated how many viewed second language learners. Schools and educators can help close the inequity gap faced...

strategies that can be used to help ELLs develop reading, writing, and grammar

11220Please list as many strategies that can be used to help ELLs develop reading, writing, and grammar. Your 200-250-word essay is supported with at least three cited references. While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected. All...

strategies that can be used to help ELLs develop reading, writing, and grammar.

11212Please list as many strategies that can be used to help ELLs develop reading, writing, and grammar. Your 200-250-word essay is supported with at least three cited references. While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected. All...

Discuss strategies to adequately support and celebrate the cultural diversity of all students in your class and what can you do what can you do as a teacher to demonstrate compassion, stand for justice.

11211As a teacher, you may encounter many different cultures in your classroom at one time. Discuss strategies to adequately support and celebrate the cultural diversity of all students in your class. If you were to come across situations in the future where your culturally and...

How ethically important and what strategies does an educator need to have informing ELL parents and guardians of their rights and services provided for them?

11210First, Describe the rights of parents/guardians regarding ELL services (i.e., program placement, assessment). Next, What are some strategies for informing families of ELLs of their rights? Finally, To what degree do you think schools and teachers are ethically responsible for ensuring parents/guardians of ELLs fully...

School Safety

11193The articles can not be older than two years of age. The article critique must include: A summary of the author’s position, An analysis of the author's key points and the extent to which it is backed up; and a personal response that addresses your...

ELL instructional strategies in second-grade observation, instruction and interview.

11192First, In your observation, Activities included conducting a reading mini-lesson targeting a foundational reading skill in second grade; providing vocabulary instruction and practicing within a content area; creating a targeted second-grade lesson based on student data to address a discrete element of language; and administering...

What to do with an ELL student that has limited English and has behaviors that disturb the learning of others?

11184Taking into consideration behaviors is important. Most students act out when they are frustrated, bored, or do other things the teacher is unaware of. Where would you start with an ELL student that has limited English and has behaviors that disturb the learning of others? Your...