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6 ways to support multilingual learners in STEM

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STEM can help with English language development by allowing students to engage with language in a variety of ways. STEM can help with English language development by allowing students to engage with language in a variety of ways. Part of “doing STEM” means learning to speak the language of STEM.

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3 things you didn’t know your classroom management software could do

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Language learning We’ve all had the experience of hearing a recording of our own voice and feeling a little surprised, even disconcerted perhaps. Help students who are learning a language overcome this and make the perspective shift. Likewise, congratulate them for progress and good efforts with virtual badges.

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6 ways to make math more accessible for multilingual learners

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Key points: All students are math language learners, regardless of their home language Fostering metacognition and AI integration for ELLs How to support multilingual learners in STEM For more news on language learners, visit eSN’s Innovative Teaching hub Math isnt just about numbers. Its about language, too.

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Improving student achievement through choice

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Approximately one in seven of our students are English language learners. Those TVs—three in each room—are all wired together so that teachers and students can show one example on all three or operate each one individually for small-group work.

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This district’s blended learning program is putting struggling readers back on track

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Our blended model starts with an engaging digital curriculum, one-to-one instruction, and small-group work. This systematic process of introducing phonetic and decoding skills allows students to rapidly and efficiently crack the “code” of the English Language to become more successful readers.

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Outdoor classrooms should outlast COVID

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We chanted and danced “Pie-pie-pie” (a Spanish-language twist on “head, shoulders, knees, and toes”) in a giant circle. This gave way to more movement, flexible group work, and games. We spilled out to the parking lot, playing conjugation musical chairs standing on notebook-spots instead of sitting in chairs.

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How Professors Can Bring Culturally-Responsive Teaching to Online Courses

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Parra , an assistant professor at New Mexico State’s department of curriculum and instruction learning design & technology, says she’s offered her students the opportunity to use their own languages to complete activities. “To Parra also gives her students options for her assignments that go beyond language.

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