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par Melissa Mitchell Il y a 5 années

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Cross-curricular teaching tools

Effective cross-curricular teaching tools are essential for guiding students through challenging texts and promoting comprehensive learning. Guided reading is a strategy where teachers support students in small groups, helping them navigate difficult texts by modeling and prompting effective reading strategies.

Cross-curricular teaching tools

How can classroom teachers support ELLs?

By incorporating language learning into all subjects, you will give English language learners an equitable opportunity to experience success in school

Cross-curricular teaching tools

Guided Reading

* the teacher supports students by helping them to “unpack” the text * the strategy unfolds in three stages – before, during, and after reading * the teacher models, or prompts students to use, reading strategies
guide students through challenging text, demonstrating and prompting effective reading strategies, and focusing on specific aspects of the text, such as organization, the use of visual material, and new vocabulary
small groups
helps readers work their way through new and difficult text

Word Charts

it is not necessary to introduce all possible forms of a word at once
only the ten most useful and transferable words from the lesson are included in the complete chart
include information about various forms of the word as well as related words, word roots and sentences that show the word being used in relevant contexts
display on a wall in the classroom where it can be seen easily
select key words that will be used in a lesson, and teach them before the lesson or explain them as they arise

Visuals

can be used to introduce new content in many subjects and at many grade levels
essential tools for reducing the language barrier for ELLs
charts, Venn diagrams, classification trees, flow charts, story maps, and visual representations of timelines
graphic organizers that provide visual representations of important ideas in a text, lesson, or unit