1. Curriculum Planning and Collaboration
Keith Kelly

2. Curriculum planning, 3 examples
EALs UK
Identify language functions within curriculum
Plot language in specific content
Feed it back into testing
Knowledge Framework
6 steps to preparing language within content learning
US Literacy Mapping
Identify cross-curricular language
Coordinate, recycle and develop

3. Which is the correct graph, why?

4. What do exams / tests really assess?
Examples from Maths
You can’t test what you haven’t taught.

5. Places to look for support
FACTWorld links page
Science Across the World
ASE CDs
Maths links
FACTWorld yahoogroups list
Partner schools
Exams providers (IGCSE / IB)
Publishers / reps

6. References: Any language teacher recipe books:
Peter Watcyn-Jones Penguin
Vocabulary games and activities / Grammar games and activities
Herbert Puchta + Gunther Gerngross
Teaching grammar creatively
Friedrich Klippel
Keep Talking
Onestopclil / onestopenglish
TeachingEnglish British Council / BBC
EALs UK / Literacy in US schools
Geri Smyth – Helping Bilingual Pupils to Access the Curriculum, David Foulton, 2003
Andy Harvey – Using the Knowledge Framework for planning in the primary curriculum, NALDIC Quarterly, Summer 2010
Heidi Hayes Jacobs – Active Literacy Across the Curriculum, Eye on Education, 2006