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   How can educators help Els learn language and literacy skills?

   • This Educator’s Toolbox describes some best practices that educators can use in their classrooms to help ELs acquire the language and literacy skills needed to succeed academically. All students should receive comprehensive, evidence-based language and literacy instruction as part of their core curriculum. This is especially critical for ELs.

   The Educator’s Science of Reading Toolbox: Best Practices for Improving

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   Can I teach reading to ells?

   • Teaching reading to English language learners (ELLs) may seem daunting, but the good news is that you don’t have to learn an entirely new method. You can and should use what you already know to be effective, research-based reading instruction. However, ELLs will need additional support in learning how to read.

   Supporting ELLs in the Mainstream Classroom: Reading Instruction

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   What skills do Els need to be successful in reading English?

   • In order to be successful in reading English, ELs must develop proficiency in listening and speaking skills in English—depth and breadth of vocabulary, as well as grammatical structures—at the same time that they are developing foundational skills in reading and writing English. Native language literacy skills facilitate English literacy learning.

   English Learners / Emergent Bilinguals - The Reading League

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   How do teachers assess reading skills for Els?

   • The main take-away for assessing reading skills for ELs is as follows: teachers must take a nuanced approach that strategically considers the quantity and quality of a child’s exposure to their home language (s) and English and how this interacts with the language of their reading instruction.

   English Learners / Emergent Bilinguals - The Reading League

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   How can ells benefit from a language-rich environment?

   • 3. Create a language-rich environment. ELLs will benefit from increased exposure to print and language. A print-rich environment will include access to books and reference materials, labels (in students' languages and English) and posters, and student work on bulletin boards.

   12 Ways Classroom Teachers Can Support ELLs - Colorín Colorado

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   How do ELLs learn English?

   • ELLs are developing their English language, and it is very important that they hear those initial and ending sounds of words in order to add them to their vocabulary. Sometimes when we speak too quickly, we drop important sounds such as “ing”. Avoid figurative language and idioms.

   The Six Most Effective Instructional Strategies for ELLs—According to

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2. www.colorincolorado.org › article › 12-ways12 Ways Classroom Teachers Can Support ELLs - Colorín Colorado

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   Learn more about students' literacy skills in their home language and in English. If students need to develop their foundational skills, work with an ESL teacher and reading specialist together to identify some helpful strategies and resources to use.

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   Jun 26, 2021 · Teachers share their "go-to" strategies for teaching English-language learners, including sentence starters and Total Physical Response.

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   • Read to students every day. Look for reading material for English Language Learners (ELLs) that contains some of these characteristics, especially at the beginning of the school year
   • Support students' comprehension as much as possible. When you read to newcomers, look for ways to help support their comprehension of new vocabulary and the story.
   • Teach the alphabet when necessary. Remember that newcomers’ schooling and literacy skills may vary dramatically. Preliterate students and literate newcomers who speak a language that does not use the Roman alphabet need direct instruction in letter recognition and formation as well as beginning phonics.
   • Teach phonics in context. Using literature and content material, you can introduce and reinforce letter recognition, beginning and ending sounds, blends, rhyming words, silent letters, homonyms, etc.

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   This Educator’s Toolbox, developed in Partnership with The Reading League Journal, describes some best practices that educators can use in their classrooms to help ELs acquire the language and literacy skills needed to succeed academically.

7. www.thereadingleague.org › compass › englishEnglish Learners / Emergent Bilinguals - The Reading League

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   Research Findings: ELs’ native language literacy skills can help them learn English foundational literacy skills. Implications: Instruction for ELs will need to vary based on variations among ELs’ native language writing systems, as well as ELs’ experiences with literacy in their native language.

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   1. Give students lots of practice. 2. Encourage use of students' home languages. 3. Be intentional with your grouping. 4. Look for ways to increase oral academic language. 5. Remember the 'silent period' 6. Don't forget culture. Closing Thoughts.

9. www.colorincolorado.org › article › literacyLiteracy Instruction for ELLs: Implementation and Advocacy

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   There are multiple ways that educators can collaborate to support ELLs' literacy instruction. These include: Co-planning and co-teaching literacy lessons. Forming a student support team with multiple roles represented. Forming a PLC to discuss best practices in literacy for ELLs.