Getting to Know Interactions and Strategies That Support English-Language Development Unit 5 - Key Topic 3

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Getting to Know Interactions and Strategies That Support English-Language Development Unit 5 - Key Topic 3

Summary of the Strands and Substrands Listening 1.0Children Listen with Understanding Speaking 1.0Children Use Nonverbal and Verbal Strategies to Communicate with Others 2.0Children Begin to Understand and Use Social Conventions in English 3.0Children Use Language to Create Oral Narratives About Their Personal Experiences Unit 5 - Key Topic 3

Summary of the Strands and Substrands Reading 1.0Children Demonstrate Appreciation and Enjoyment of Reading and Literature 2.0Children Show an Increasing Understanding of Book Reading 3.0Children Demonstrate an Understanding of Print Conventions 4.0Children Demonstrate Awareness That Print Carries Meaning 5.0Children Demonstrate Progress in Their Knowledge of the Alphabet in English 6.0Children Demonstrate Phonological Awarness Unit 5 - Key Topic 3

Summary of the Strands and Substrands Writing 1.0Children Use Writing to Communicate Their Ideas

Listening How does the teacher do this in the vignette? If a particular interaction or strategy could not be found in the vignette, how would doing it help Lonia as she develops her ability to attend to and comprehend spoken English? Unit 5 - Key Topic 3

Speaking Which of the interactions and strategies from the Speaking strand can you find in this vignette? How would Ms. Jane have known what kind of language interactions would be appropriate for Enrique? Unit 5 - Key Topic 3

Reading How does each of the key points connect to this substrand—either in the vignette or the interactions and strategies? In each vignette, what did the teacher see or hear that helped him understand what skills the children might have in their home language that could be built upon to develop skills in English? Unit 5 - Key Topic 3

Writing How does the teacher do this in the vignette? If a particular interaction or strategy could not be found in the vignette, how could this vignette be extended to incorporate that interaction or strategy into this vignette? Unit 5 - Key Topic 3

What stood out for you in this key topic? What new insights do you have? How will this influence your work with young children now or in the future? If you had to come up with two statements to describe to someone what is important in working with young children who are English learners, what would they be? Unit 5 - Key Topic 3

Preschool English Learners: Principles and Practices to Promote Language, Literacy, and Learning, 2nd ed. Chapter 5: “Stages and Strategies in Second-Language Acquisition” Unit 5 - Key Topic 3

The Intentional Teacher (Epstein, 2007) Read pages Consider how the English-language development interactions and strategies could be linked to the strategies presented by Epstein. Develop a list of Epstein’s core strategies and, under each strategy, list at least 3 English- language development strategies that could be used to include the needs of English learners. Write a short paragraph explaining your decisions. Unit 5 - Key Topic 3