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Dispelling misconceptions about English language learners

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This book presents a combination of research and practical advice from an experienced ELL educator that helps teachers clearly understand how to better reach English language learners.

Title Dispelling misconceptions about English language learners : research-based ways to improve instruction / Barbara Gottschalk.
Publisher Alexandria, Virginia : ASCD
Creation Date [2020]
Notes Includes bibliographical references and index.
Content 1. Just who is an English language learner? -- 2. Supporting home language maintenance -- 3. Promoting family engagement -- 4. You can teach newcomers : foundational principles for instruction -- 5. You can teach newcomers : ideas for instruction across the content areas -- 6. ELLs hiding in plain sight -- 7. Acknowledging knowledge -- 8. Meeting realistic yet rigorous standards -- 9. High expectations versus hurried expectations -- 10. When ELLs struggle special teaching or special education?.
Series Gale eBooks
Extent 1 online resource (ix, 171 pages) : illustrations
Language English
Copyright Date �2020
National Library system number 997010706398905171
MARC RECORDS
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