PPT-“Teachers’ professional knowledge in scaffolding academic literacies for English language

Presentation by Claire Elesha Fatima Juhee and Lala Knowledge Framework vs Knowledge Structure Knowledge Framework KF Knowledge Structure KS Way to organize knowledge so students can learn the language to learn through language and to learn about language. waikatoacnzresearchfilesetpc2007v6n3art6pdf pp 92111 Copyright 2007 ISSN 1175 8708 92 River literacies Researching in contradictory spaces of crossdisciplinarity and normativity HELEN NI XON BARBARA COMBER AND PHIL CORMACK Centre for Studies in Lite “. changing sides. ”. Language teaching in subject-matter. An example: mathematical word problem (grade 9):. On an insect collecting project Lizzy caught mudwasps, Izzy caught waterbugs and Dizzy caught flies. It was observed that three times the number of mudwasps that Lizzy caught less 14 was equal to the difference between the number of flies Dizzy caught and the number of waterbugs Izzy caught. In addition, it was observed that the sum of the mudwasps caught by Izzy and the waterbugs caught by Lizzy was 10 less than three times the flies caught by Dizzy. On further examination of the collection it was seen that three times the number of waterbugs caught by Izzy plus the difference between the number of mudwasps caught by Lizzy and the number of flies caught by Dizzy was 16. How many mudwasps did Lizzy collect?. Created By . Vonnie. (Mrs. . Purple). . Lewis. The idea of scaffolding instruction is to provide instruction just beyond what the learner can do by themselves. . The teacher or tutor can provide the scaffolds so that the student can accomplish tasks they could otherwise not complete without assistance. . Day 1. Presented by:. Patricia Herbert and Kenneth Bond. Name Tags . Please make name tags so that we can get to know you.. Pat’s Experience..... NYC public schools. Literacy and second language acquisition background. Informational Webinar for WCSD Staff. NNELI. Three Main Components. 1. . Supports Pre-service teachers with an ESL . endorsement . & specialized courses for Sheltered . Instruction . (SI) and STEM, and Academic Language and . new language:. NATIONAL BOARD TEACHER CERTIFICATION DEMYSTIFIED. Isis Albert, NBCT . ialbert@sheltonschools.org. Heather Byington, NBCT . hbyington@sheltonschools.org. Maribel Vilchez, NBCT . mvilchez@sheltonschools.org. BICS and CALP. What are they?. Teachers of ELLs must know these two types of language.. Basic Interpersonal Communicative Skills (BICS). Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency (CALP) . Methods and Approaches to TESOL. Diverse Learners Spotlight Presentation. University of New England. By: Erin Dilla. . Challenges for English Language Learners. . Why Should Teachers Be Concerned about English Language Learners. . Demonstrates an understanding of similarities and differences between English literacy development for native English speakers and for English Language Learners, including how literacy development in the primary language influences literacy development in English, and applies strategies for helping English Language Learners transfer literacy skills in the primary language to English. UK Linguistics Olympiad Committee. Education Committee, Linguistics Association of Great Britain. Grammar teaching in English lessons. Why teach grammar?. To improve creative writing. To improve analytical writing and reading. ’ CAREER DEVELOPMENT TRAINING IN MALAYSIA . – POLICY OVERVIEW. DR. HABIBAH ABDUL . RAHIM. DR. KALMINDERJIT KAUR. Ministry of Education, Malaysia. OVERARCHING GUIDING POLICY. ASPIRATIONS. 5. SYSTEM. EAP in the North. Aligning EAP Assessments. University of Dundee EIS and University of St Andres ELT. 4 September 2018. Dr Katalin Egri Ku-Mesu. Head of English for Academic Purposes (EAP). NCUK. 2. o. Beginning Teachers. ESL Student and Program Information. 2. Burning Questions. Some things to think about…... ESL program. English Language Learners (ELLs). Curriculum. State testing. 3. Understanding Second Language Terminology. Alex Ding. The University of Leeds. Ian Bruce. The University of Waikato, New Zealand. Joint Book Project: Aim. To develop a more comprehensive theoretical framing of the dimensions of academic language based on the categories of Ferguson (1997). .