ELL Leadership Academy Karina E. Chapa, M.Ed. Language Proficiency, Biliteracy and Cultural Diversity Director kchapa@esc1.net @bilingualpride @esc1bilingual ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

Professional Learning Essential Agreements Be respectful Be an active participant Take care of your needs Use electronic devices as learning tools Professional Learning Essential Agreements ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

Karina Elizabeth Zuno Cooley “Karina Chapa” ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center https://www.mynamemyidentity.org ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center What are you expecting to learn at this Academy? Why are you interested in learning this? What will you do with what you learn? Parking Lot Questions ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

ELL leadership academy Rationale ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

English Learners in Texas 160,000+ in Region One English Learners in Texas Source: TEA, 2018 ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center ECONOMIC PRECIPICE Workforce H vs NH 3:1 Population NHW 2% HW 70% Average Age NHW 42 HW 28 “In the absence of change, the Texas labor force as a whole will be less-educated, work in lower-status occupations, and have lower incomes in 2050 than 2010” Steve Murdock, 2013 Changing Texas: 2050 ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center Workforce H vs NH 3:1 Population NHW 2% HW 70% Average Age NHW 42 HW 28 FUTURE PROSPERITY EDUCATION We are that CHANGE! Changing Texas: 2050 ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center 85% EcoDis 37% ELL PK-12 97% Hispanic Region One TODAY Texas in 30 Years The Power of Region One ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

Tiered Professional Learning Content Teacher Leader System Tiered Professional Learning ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

The Role of the Leader Leadership Support Successful ELL Program Leadership Support Quality Instructional Materials Teacher Preparation Carrasquillo and Rodriguez (1998) Measuring Success in Bilingual Education Programs: Case Studies of Exemplary Practices The Role of the Leader ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

The Role of the Leader Low levels of ELL understanding ELL Program Success ELL Program Success High levels of ELL understanding Menkena and Solorzaba (2014) Principals as Linchpins in Bilingual Education: The Need for Prepared School Leaders. The Role of the Leader ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

Project-Based Learning Second Language Acquisition LPAC-TELPAS-ELPS Connection ELL Data Analysis and PEIMS Coding ELL Subpopulations (SpEd, GT) ELL State and Federal Accountability Sheltered Instruction Project-Based Learning ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

Second Language Acquisition 45 mins Second Language Acquisition ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center Content Objective Language Objective Today I will analyze the second language acquisition process and understand its impact in the education of English Language Learners. Today I will discuss with my peers the second language acquisition process and I will share orally and in writing my individual language profile. Session Objectives ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

SLA Anticipation Guide Let’s kahoot.it SLA Anticipation Guide ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center Cognitive Social Affective LANGUAGE = IDENTITY “Language stands at the center of the many interdependent cognitive, affective, and social factors that shape learning”. David Corson, 1999 Language Power 3-Step Interview ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

The Iceberg Theory BICS CALP Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency 1-3 years 5-7 years BICS CALP The Iceberg Theory J. Cummins, 1981 ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center BICS L2 1-3 years BICS L1 1-3 years CALP L1+L2 5-7 years Double Iceberg Theory J. Cummins, 1981 ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center L2 L1 CALP Transfer of Concepts J. Cummins, 1981 ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center L2 L1 CALP CALP Transfer L1-L2 BICS L2 BICS L1 In Other Words… J. Cummins, 1981 ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center The stronger academically and cognitively the L1, the stronger the L2. The weaker academically and cognitively the L1, the weaker the L2. Research Findings W. Thomas & V. Collier, 2009 Turn and Talk Think-Pair-Share ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center BICS English BICS Spanish CALP Spanish + English My Language Profile 1999 ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center BICS English BICS Spanish CALP Spanish + English My Language Profile 2018 ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center CALP L1+L2 BICS L2 BICS L1 90 mins Your Turn! Create your own language profile Birthday Line ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

Bilingual Program Models Chapter 89, Jigsaw/Frayer Model Bilingual Education Subtractive ( - ) Submersion Early Exit Additive (+) Late Exit Dual Language One-Way Two-Way Bilingual Program Models ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center Early Exit Late Exit One-Way DL Two-Way DL Frayer Model ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center ESL Content-Based ESL Pull-Out T Chart ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center W. Thomas and V. Collier, 2002 ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center English vs spanish Phonology Awareness ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

Spanish vs English Phonology Based in syllables mamá  ma-má manzana  man-za-na sol  sol Based on phonemes cat  /k/ /a/ /t/ bat  /b/ /a/ /t/ sat  /s/ /a/ /t/ rat  /r/ /a/ /t/ Spanish vs English Phonology ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center FRONT CENTER BACK iy (igual) uw (uva) HIGH ε(ego) ow (oso) MEDIUM a (al) LOW Spanish Phonology ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center FRONT CENTER BACK iy (meat) I (mitt) uw (pool) Ư (pull) HIGH ey (mate) ε(met) ə (mutt) ow (coat) MEDIUM æ (mat) a (pot) o (caught) LOW English Phonology ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

Spanish vs English Phonology 5 vowels = 11+ sounds b / v = different sounds You bit / bite bow / bow / vow bath / bathe 5 vowels = 5 sounds b / v = same sound Tú / Usted Closest sound to “th” in English is “d” in Spanish It is raining Está lloviendo Life is hard  La vida es dura Spanish vs English Phonology ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center Adding an “e” before an “s” school escuela specific específico /skUl/ /es kue la/ /spəsi fic/ /es pe si fi co/ False cognates exit  éxito (salida) embarrased  embarazada (avergonzada) Common Mistakes ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

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©2018 Region One Education Service Center I used to think… But now I know… Tickets Out ©2018 Region One Education Service Center

©2018 Region One Education Service Center Mil gracias See you 11/10! Karina E. Chapa, M.Ed. Language Proficiency, Biliteracy and Cultural Diversity Director kchapa@esc1.net Facebook: Region One ESC Bilingual Twitter @esc1bilingual @bilingualpride ©2018 Region One Education Service Center