Access to academics: planning instruction for k-12 classrooms with ELLs
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Boston ; Munich [u.a.]
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2010
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Online-Zugang: | Inhaltsverzeichnis |
Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
Beschreibung: | XIII, 210 S. Ill. |
ISBN: | 9780138156763 013815676X |
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CONTENTS
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PREFAEE X
PART ONE
UNDERSTANDING THE ROLES 0/ LANGUAGE
AND CONTENT 1
EH A PT E R 1 ACADEMIC SUCCESS: LEARNING THE LANGUAGE 0/ SCHOOL 2 ISSUES
2
THE LANGUAGE OF SEHOOL 4 SOCIA! LANGUAGE 6 EVERYDAY ASPECTS 0/ SOCIAL
LANGUAGE 6 * INTERCULTURAL ASPECTS O/SOCIAL LANGUAGE 7 *
INSTRUCTIONALASPECTS 0/
SOCIAL LANGUAGE 8 ACADEMIC LANGUAGE 8
VOCABULARY 9 * GRAMMARISYNTAX 9 * DISCOURSE 9
A COMPARISON OF SOCIA! AND AEADEMIC LANGUAGES 11
THE BICS AND CALP DISTINETION 12 CRITIQUES OF THE BICS AND CALP
DISTINCTION 15 * CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE BICS/CALP DISTINCTION AND THE
LANGUAGE OF SCHOO! 16
CONCLUSION 17
EXTENSIONS 17
FOR REFLECTION 17 * FORACTION 18
EH A PT ER 2 LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY AND COMMUNICATIVE
COMPETENCE 19
ISSUES 19
LANGUAGE PROFICIENEY 20 LANGUAGE DOMAINS 21
III
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IV
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY 22 * ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY LEVELS 23
* CAN DO DESCRIPTORS 28
COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE 28 ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE 30 *
THE ROLE OF
NATIVE LANGUAGES AND CULTURES 32
APPROACHES FOR USING THE NATIVE LANGUAGE IN THE CLASSROOM 33
CONCLUSION 35
EXTENSIONS 35
FOR REFLECTION 35 * FOR ACTION 35
PART TWO
COMPONENTS 0/ EFFEETIVE LESSON DESIGN 37
EH A PT E R 3 ASSESSING STUDENT STRENGTHS AND NEEDS 38 KEY ISSUES 38
BACKGROUND 39
UNDERSTANDING STRENGTHS AND NEEDS 41
COLLECTING GENERAL INFORMATION 41 * GATHERING INFORMATION ON LEAMERS
LANGUAGE BACKGROUNDS 43 * UNDERSTANDING
EDUCATIONAVACADEMIC BACKGROUND 45 * DISCOVERING CONTENT
BACKGROUND AND KNOWLEDGE 46 * EXPLORING CULTURAL BACKGROUND 48
GUIDELINES FOR UNDERSTANDING STUDENT STRENGTHS AND NEEDS 51
GUIDELINE 1: MODEL THE TECHNIQUES 51 * GUIDELINE 2: TRY NOT
TO ASSURNE 51 * GUIDELINE 3: EMBRACE VARIETY 51
CONCLUSION 52
EXTENSIONS 53
FOR REFLECTION 53 * FOR ACTION 53
C H A P T ER 4 WRITING AND TEACHING TO
LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES 54
KEY ISSUES 54
BACKGROUND 55
CONTENTS
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68
69 * MAKING ACADEMIC
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V
UNDERSTANDING OBJECTIVES 56 CONTENT OBJECTIVES 56 * LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES
57 CONSTRUCTING LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES 58
TEACHING TO THE LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES 62 GUIDELINE 1:INTEGRATE LANGUAGE
AND CONTENT 62 * GUIDELINE 2:
USE PEDAGOGICALLYSOUND TECHNIQUES 63 * GUIDELINE 3: BREAK DOWN THE
LANGUAGE 63
CONCLUSION 64
EXTENSIONS 65
FOR REFLECTION 65 * FORACTION 65
C H A PT E R 5 CONNECTING TO STUDENTS LIVES 66 ,11: ~
~SK~ ISSUES 66
, ,G BACKGROUND 68
UNDERSTANDING CONNECTIONS MAKING PERSONAL CONNECTIONS CONNECTIONS 71
BUILDING BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE 72 INTEGRATING CONNECTIONS 74
GUIDELINES FOR MAKING CONNECTIONS 76 GUIDELINE 1: BE DELIBERATE 76 *
GUIDELINE 2: HELP STUDENTS TRANSFER CONNECTIONS BACK TO THEIR LIVES 76 *
GUIDE1INE3: CONSIDER CULTURE 76
CONCLUSION 76
EXTENSIONS 78
FOR REFLECTION 78 * FORACTION 78
EH A PT ER 6 DESIGNING ENGAGING TASKS 79
* ~ ISSUES 79 , ,,!,:III BACKGROUND 80
UNDERSTANDING ENGAGEMENT AND TASKS 80 ENGAGEMENT 80 * ELEMENTS OFTASKS
81 ELEMENTS OFTASK PROCESS 82 * ELEMENTS OFTASK PRODUCT 84
PEDAGOGICAL CONNECTIONS 85 TECHNIQUESFOR MAKING PEDAGOGICALCONNECTIONS
85
CONTENTS
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VI
GUIDELINES FOR TASK DESIGN 85 GUIDELINE I: GIVE STUDENTS A REASON TO
LISTEN 87 * GUIDELINE 2: DO NOT DO WHAT STUDENTS CAN DO 87
CONCLUSION 88
EXTENSIONS 88
FOR REFLECTION 88 * FOR ACTION 89
C H A PT ER 7 ASSESSING TASKS, LESSONS, AND STUDENTS 90
ISSUES 90
BACKGROUND 91
UNDERSTANDING ASSESSMENT 91 PURPOSES OF ASSESSMENT 92
ASSESSING STUDENT PROCESS AND PRODUCT 94 ADAPTING
TRADITIONALCLASSROOMASSESSMENTS 94 * STUDENT ROLES IN
ALTERNATIVEASSESSMENTS 95
LESSON EXAMPLES 96
HOMEWORK 96
ADDITIONAL GUIDELINES FOR ASSESSMENT 99 GUIDELINE I: BE TRANSPARENT 99 *
GUIDELINE 2: RECONSIDER GRADES 99
ASSESSING THE LESSON 100
CONCLUSION 102
EXTENSIONS 102 FOR REFLECTION 102 * FORACTION 103
PART THREE
DESIGNING LESSONS FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS 105
EH A P T ER 8 UNLOCKING THE LANGUAGE OF SCIENCE 106 ISSUES 106
SCIENCE EDUCATION: A FOCUS ON INQUIRY 107
THE SPECIALIZED LANGUAGE OF SCIENCE 108 VOCABULARY 110 * GRAMMATICAL
FEATURES 113 * DISCOURSE 113
CONTENTS
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VII
STRATEGIES FOR LEAMING AND TALKING SCIENCE 114 LEARNING THE LANGUAGE OF
SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY 114 * COMPARE AND CONTRAST 114 * CAUSE AND EFFECT 116
*
TEACHING GREEK AND LATIN ROOTS 117
CONCLUSION 119
EXTENSIONS 120
FOR REFLECTION 120 * FOR ACTION 120
EH A PT E R 9 UNLOCKING THE LANGUAGE 0/
MATHEMATICS 121 ISSUES 121
MATHEMATICS REFORM: THE NEW MATH 123
THE SPECIALIZED LANGUAGE OFMATHEMATICS 124
VOCABULARY 125 * GRAMMATICAL FEATURES 128 *
MATHEMATICAL DISCOURSE 128
TEACHING STRATEGIES FOR LEAMING AND TALKING MATHEMATICS 130
USE A VARIETY OFINSTRUCTIONAL FORMATS AND SUPPORTS 130 * INTRODUCE NEW
VOCABULARY IN A THOUGHTFUL AND INTEGRATED MANNER 131 * IDENTIFY AND
HIGHLIGHT KEY WORDS WITH MULTIPLE
MEANINGS 131 * MODIFY YOUR SPEECH 131 * USE PREVIEW
AND REVIEW 132 * SEARCH FOR COGNATES: VALIDATING STUDENTS LANGUAGES AND
CULTURES 133 * USE COOPERATIVE LEAMING AND PROMOTE OPPORTUNITIES FOR
INTERACTION 134 * TEACH
ORGANIZATIONAL AND STUDY SKILLS 134 * CREATE AN ATRNOSPHERE FOR RISK
TAKING AND MAKING MISTAKES 135
CONCLUSION 136
EXTENSIONS 136
FOR REFLECTION 136 * FOR ACTION 136
EH A PT E R 10 UNLOCKING THE LANGUAGE 0/ ENGLISH
LANGUAGE ARTS 137
ISSUES 137
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS: PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THE LITERACY DEMANDS
OFTODAY AND TOMORROW 139 CLARIFICATION: SIX LANGUAGE ARTS OR FOUR
LANGUAGE
DOMAINS? 139 * MULTIPLE LITERACIES 140
CONTENTS
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VIII
EFFECTIVE LITERACY PRACTICES FOR ELLS IN THE ELEMENTARY GRADES 141
KEY ELEMENTS FOR IMPROVING LITERACY FOR ELEMENTARY ENGLISH LANGUAGE
LEAMERS 141 THEORETICAL ORIENTATION 141 * LANGUAGE-RICH
ENVIRONMENT 141 * MEANINGFUL LITERACY 141 * CULTURALLY RELEVANT LITERACY
PRACTICES 141 * ADDITIVE
PERSPECTIVE ON LANGUAGE 142 * EMPHASIS ON ACADEMIC LANGUAGE 142
PREREADING STRATEGIES 142 * READING STRATEGIES FOR BEGINNING READERS 143
* READING STRATEGIES FOR
INTERMEDIATE READERS 143 * KEY ELEMENTS FOR IMPROVING
ADOLESCENT LITERACY 145 * EFFECTIVE READING INSTRUCTION FOR ELLS 146 *
EFFECTIVE WRITING INSTRUCTION FOR ELLS 147
THE LANGUAGE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS 149
VOCABULARY 150 VOCABULARY TEACHING STRATEGIES 150 GRAMMATICAL FEATURES
152 * LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS 154 *
DISCOURSE 156
CONCLUSION 157
EXTENSIONS 157 FOR REFLECTION 157 * FOR ACTION 158
EH A PT ER 11 UNLOCKING THE LANGUAGE 0/
SOCIAL STUDIES 159 ISSUES 159
ABOUT THE FIELD OF SOCIAL STUDIES 161
THE SPECIALIZED LANGUAGE OF SOCIAL STUDIES 163 VOCABULARY 165 *
GRAMMATICAL FEATURES 167 * DISCOURSE 169
1. DIFFICULTIES PRESENTED BY SOCIAL STUDIES TEXTBOOKS AND MATERIALS 169
* 2. STUDENTS NEED TO ACCESS AND PRODUCE
DIFFIRENT KINDS O/WRITTEN GENRES 170
STRATEGIES FOR TEACHING AND LEAMING SOCIAL STUDIES 171 1. DEVELOPING
SOCIALLY SUPPORTIVE CLASSROOMS 171 * 2. EXPLICIT TEACHING 0/ ACADEMIC
SKILLS 173 * 3. REDUCING COGNITIVE LOAD AND INCREASING ACCESSIBILITY 0/
COMPLEX CONTENT
KNOWLEDGE 175
CONTENTS
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IX
CONCLUSION 176 EXTENSIONS 177 FOR REFLECTION 177 * FOR ACTION 178
CHAPTER 12 PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER 179
I KEY ISSUES 179
BACKGROUND 180
UNDERSTANDING THE WHOLE 180
LESSON EXAMPLES 180 CREATING A NEW LESSON 180 STEP 1: FIND AND CREATE
THE LEARNING TARGETS 180 *
STEP 2: MAKE INITIAL CONNECTIONS 181 * STEP 3: CREATE ENGAGING TASKS 182
* STEP 4: ASSESSMENT 182 ADAPTING LESSONS 182 ADAPTATION 1 184 *
ADAPTATION 2 186 *
ADAPTATION 3 188
GUIDELINES FOR CREATING AND ADAPTING LESSONS 190
GUIDELINE 1: DO NOT REINVENT THE WHEEL 190 * GUIDELINE 2: SHARE 191
CONCIUSION 191
EXTENSIONS 191 FOR REFLECTION 191 * FOR ACTION 192
APPENDIX 193
REFERENCES 199
INDEX 205
CONTENTS
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