Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners
Published on 28. August 2001
Book
Paperback/Softback
239 pages
978-0-13-923855-0 (ISBN)
Description
For courses in General Elementary, Middle School, Secondary or K-12 Methods.
The focus of this practical book is on what to do in the classroom to support the learning of English language learners. This user-friendly book describes 50 effective teaching strategies to help English language learners understand content materials as they simultaneously develop their speaking, reading, writing, and listening skills. The author provides a definition and an explanation for each strategy as well as step-by-step instructions for implementing the strategy in the classroom. It builds on the work of such researchers as Stephen Krashen, Jim Cummins, Tracy Terrell, Merrill Swain, and James Asher.
The focus of this practical book is on what to do in the classroom to support the learning of English language learners. This user-friendly book describes 50 effective teaching strategies to help English language learners understand content materials as they simultaneously develop their speaking, reading, writing, and listening skills. The author provides a definition and an explanation for each strategy as well as step-by-step instructions for implementing the strategy in the classroom. It builds on the work of such researchers as Stephen Krashen, Jim Cummins, Tracy Terrell, Merrill Swain, and James Asher.
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Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 276 mm
Width: 210 mm
Weight
1000 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-13-923855-0 (9780139238550)
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Adrienne L. Herrell | Michael L. Jordan
Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners
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12/2003
2nd Edition
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Content
Theoretical Overview.
1. Academic Language Scaffolding.
2. Advance Organizers.
3. Anecdotal Records.
4. Attribute Charting.
5. Bilingual Books and Labels.
6. Cloze Activities.
7. Cohesion Links.
8. Collaborative Reading.
9. Communication Games.
10. Cooperative Learning.
11. Culture Studies.
12. Dictoglos.
13. Free Voluntary Reading.
14. GIST.
15. Guided Reading.
16. Imaging.
17. Integrated Curriculum Projects.
18. Interactive Read Aloud.
19. Interactive Writing.
20. Language Experiences Activities.
21. Language Focus Lessons.
22. Language Framework Planning.
23. Learning Centers.
24. Learning Strategy Instruction.
25. Leveled Questions.
26. Manipulative Strategies.
27. Modeled Talk.
28. Multimedia Presentations.
29. Multiple Intelligence Strategies.
30. Partner Work.
31. Peer Tutoring.
32. Performance Sampling.
33. Portfolio Assessment.
34. Predictable Routines and Signals.
35. Preview/Review.
36. Realia Strategies
37. Reciprocal Teaching.
38. Repetition and Innovation.
39. Reporting Back.
40. Scripting.
41. Shared Reading.
42. Skills Grouping.
43. Sorting Activities.
44. Story Re-enactment.
45. Syntax Surgery.
46. Total Physical Response.
47. Visual Scaffolding.
48. Vocabulary Role Play.
49. Word Walls.
50. Writing Workshop.
Appendix A: An Informal Multiple Intelligences Survey.
1. Academic Language Scaffolding.
2. Advance Organizers.
3. Anecdotal Records.
4. Attribute Charting.
5. Bilingual Books and Labels.
6. Cloze Activities.
7. Cohesion Links.
8. Collaborative Reading.
9. Communication Games.
10. Cooperative Learning.
11. Culture Studies.
12. Dictoglos.
13. Free Voluntary Reading.
14. GIST.
15. Guided Reading.
16. Imaging.
17. Integrated Curriculum Projects.
18. Interactive Read Aloud.
19. Interactive Writing.
20. Language Experiences Activities.
21. Language Focus Lessons.
22. Language Framework Planning.
23. Learning Centers.
24. Learning Strategy Instruction.
25. Leveled Questions.
26. Manipulative Strategies.
27. Modeled Talk.
28. Multimedia Presentations.
29. Multiple Intelligence Strategies.
30. Partner Work.
31. Peer Tutoring.
32. Performance Sampling.
33. Portfolio Assessment.
34. Predictable Routines and Signals.
35. Preview/Review.
36. Realia Strategies
37. Reciprocal Teaching.
38. Repetition and Innovation.
39. Reporting Back.
40. Scripting.
41. Shared Reading.
42. Skills Grouping.
43. Sorting Activities.
44. Story Re-enactment.
45. Syntax Surgery.
46. Total Physical Response.
47. Visual Scaffolding.
48. Vocabulary Role Play.
49. Word Walls.
50. Writing Workshop.
Appendix A: An Informal Multiple Intelligences Survey.