This document provides strategies for English language learners to use English for communication. It discusses using familiar resources, prompts, visuals or themes to introduce new concepts. It also suggests using "realia" meaningful to students' backgrounds to reinforce language context. Academic vocabulary, structures and language uses can be practiced through school-based and community-based tasks while respectfully comparing language uses in different cultures. Sample activities include quick-writes, role-plays, videos and teacher read-alouds. The document also recommends modeling tasks, using graphic organizers and visuals to support comprehension, and modulating language delivery when modeling.
This document provides strategies for English language learners to use English for communication. It discusses using familiar resources, prompts, visuals or themes to introduce new concepts. It also suggests using "realia" meaningful to students' backgrounds to reinforce language context. Academic vocabulary, structures and language uses can be practiced through school-based and community-based tasks while respectfully comparing language uses in different cultures. Sample activities include quick-writes, role-plays, videos and teacher read-alouds. The document also recommends modeling tasks, using graphic organizers and visuals to support comprehension, and modulating language delivery when modeling.
This document provides strategies for English language learners to use English for communication. It discusses using familiar resources, prompts, visuals or themes to introduce new concepts. It also suggests using "realia" meaningful to students' backgrounds to reinforce language context. Academic vocabulary, structures and language uses can be practiced through school-based and community-based tasks while respectfully comparing language uses in different cultures. Sample activities include quick-writes, role-plays, videos and teacher read-alouds. The document also recommends modeling tasks, using graphic organizers and visuals to support comprehension, and modulating language delivery when modeling.
This document provides strategies for English language learners to use English for communication. It discusses using familiar resources, prompts, visuals or themes to introduce new concepts. It also suggests using "realia" meaningful to students' backgrounds to reinforce language context. Academic vocabulary, structures and language uses can be practiced through school-based and community-based tasks while respectfully comparing language uses in different cultures. Sample activities include quick-writes, role-plays, videos and teacher read-alouds. The document also recommends modeling tasks, using graphic organizers and visuals to support comprehension, and modulating language delivery when modeling.
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Polytechnic University of the
Philippines College of Arts and LettersMabiniCampus, Sta. Mesa Manila
Use strategies for providing authentic opportunities
For English language learners to use the English language for communicative purposes.
Prepared by: Barredo, Samantha Mei Jo
Course yr and section: ABE 4-3 Professor: Xavier Aquino Velasco Meaning-based Context and Universal Themes STRATEGY NUMBER 5 Content Knowledge 1. Introduce new concepts through familiar resources, prompts, visuals, or themes. 2. Use associated types of realia meaningful or familiar to students to affirm the appropriate context for using new language. 3. Sustain motivation to learn challenging concepts by linking ideas to resources or contexts that reflects students interests and sociocultural or linguistic backgrounds. Academic Language 1. Use methods listed above for introducing academic vocabulary, sentence structures, and language uses. 2. Link ongoing language practice or tasks both school-based and community-based. 3. Respectfully compare and analyse language use, and meanings to other cultures or context, to promote metacognition. Sample Activities - Quick-write responses or recording student responses to visuals. - Current event stories - Real-life models - Video clips - Teacher read-alouds - Thematic prompts - Role-play - Comparing language uses for similar contexts Modeling, Graphic Organizers, and Visuals STRATEGY NUMBER 6 Content Knowledge 1. Model how to complete tasks 2. Provide graphic organizers and meaningful visuals to support students recognition of essential information 3. Use graphic organizers to support understanding of specific uses of academic language. 4. Use advanced organizers to support metacognition, and overall comprehension. Academic Language 1. Use methods listed above with the addition of word banks, word walls, and modelling the use of graphic organizers appropriate to ELD level. 2. Appropriately modulate language delivery, i.e., speed and enunciation, when modelling language forms or presenting content; repetition helps. Sample Activities/Resources