12 Ways to Support English Learners in the Mainstream Classroom

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12 Ways to Support English Learners in the Mainstream Classroom Padlet: https://tinyurl.com/WPUELL

Use Visuals Write out instructions, directions, procedures Modeling steps Exemplars, visuals of finished product Diagrams, charts, graphs Adding pictures to word walls or vocabulary charts Use non-verbal cues Use gestures, props, manipulatives to support learning Act-it out to get the message across (Reader’s Theatre) Fill classroom with print and interesting things to read about to promote a language rich environment What works for you?

Visuals - Idea Share Color coding Anchor charts Posters Manipulatives Labeling Interactive Word Walls

2. Build in More Group Work Engage students peer to peer interactions Less teacher led, more student led Provides a comfortable low risk setting to practice English

Grouping Ideas Pairings with matching manipulatives or color coding Heterogeneous ability groupings Matching social interests Pairing ELL students with the same native language (conferring) What works for you?

3. Communicate with ESL Teacher Co-plan for lessons Ask to become lesson pals Share what your working on so they can support you Ask questions Reach out for help ELL teachers may have background knowledge to share Check for common planning time

4. Respect the Silent Period Silence may be rooted in fear or nerves Don’t force students to speak They may be waiting until they feel comfortable, they want to get it right Share stories and ideas

5. Allow Some Scaffolding With The Native Language Use their home language to learn English Let them ask questions in their own language first Download Google translate Allow them to write in their first language to get their ideas down Translate documents Share stories and ideas

6. Understanding our ELL population Understand your district data, (Bilingual waiver) Learn about and allow for focus on student strengths WIDA Access Scores on Genesis Consult the WIDA Can Do Descriptors Hit the Ground Running: Student Search of Access scores for one student Identify WIDA Can Do’s for one of your students

7. Ways To Promote English Conversational Skills Use sentence frames to identify missing vocabulary you want students to use Use sentence stems or prompts to get students started with speaking or writing Question starters Daily conversation stems Peer Conversation stems Response starters Notebook entry starters Picture Prompts Academic Vocabulary (Subject Matter)

8. Pre-Teach Whenever Possible Flipped classroom Give article in advance Share video in advance Give the ELL students resources in advance to pre-learn/preview about the topic

9. Learn About The Cultural Background Of Your Students Learn how to pronounce their name correctly Learn about exactly where they are from without generalizations Familiarize yourself with students culture and customs as this will give insights into social norms, student interactions, and individual needs

10. Building Respectful Relationships Foster an environment where mistakes are accepted as the learning process Take risks as the teacher to learn a few helpful words and phrases in the student home language to support them Encourage all students to work with and assist ELL peers. our office

11. Communication Use clear, concise language when communicating Adjust pacing of speech to meet your students needs Repeat or Rephrase Correct content and not be nit-picky with too many corrections (allow for some errors such as mispronunciations) Create opportunities for success Praise achievements

12. Classroom Management Seat ELL students where they can see and hear well ensuring they have maximum access to instruction Assign a peer partner who speaks the same language or a talkative student

Immersion Video Using the strategies we learned today, How would you assist Moises in the classroom?

Write down two truths you learned today. Turn and Talk Share

Share Out Resources

THANKS! Any questions?

References Gonzalez, Jennifer (2014) 12 Ways to Support English Learners in the Mainstream Classroom, https://www.cultofpedagogy.com/supporting-esl-students-mainstream-classroom/