PPT-Language Understanding to Improve Student Achievement

Project LUISA Session 1 Monday June 24 2013 830 1100 am 1 Introductions and paperwork 2 ELL Language Production Linguistic Categories 2 Language Functions and Forms 3 . Created by penumbra theatre summer institute students interning at the advocates for human rights summer 2014. Overview. What is the “achievement gap”?. How is the “achievement” gap currently being addressed. and Parental Involvement: A Formula for Student Success.  . Mrs. Heather Dawn Luna. EDCI 6300.61. Dr. A. Herrera. Spring 2012. Problem Statement. . The . problem is that. lack of parental involvement has a negative effect on student achievement based on . Washoe County School District. Janeen A. Kelly. Washoe County Schools. Director English Language Learners. WCSD Philosophy. It is our vision that English language learners understand, speak, read, and write English fluently and competently in order to succeed academically and socially in their classrooms, schools and community, as well as acquire the linguistic and cultural knowledge to function as effective global citizens. . Kathryn Raso. Team 14. PSY 321. Contents. Introduction. Methods. Results. Discussion. Introduction: Priming. Priming: activating certain association. Shown to affect behavior (cognitive tasks, motor skills). NP-ILN. 21. st. May 2013. NP-Improving Literacy and Numeracy. The . initiative depends upon the effective establishment, within and across systems and schools, of a continuous learning culture where data is viewed as an essential and important part of improving student learning. . at Marr College. School Colours . Revised during session 12/13 – . Improvement Group with Students, staff and parents . consultation. In light of the review appropriate changes were made to s. upport the . People Strategy 2015 – 2018. Leaders in People Services . . Connecting with our people –through Quality Conversations . Why is performance achievement a priority? . ….. . Studies conclude that there is a direct link between . Project LUISA. Session 1. . Monday, . June 24. , 2013. 8:30 – 11:00 am. 1. Introductions and paperwork . 2. ELL . Language . Production (Linguistic Categories). 2. Language Functions and . Forms. 3. . Created by penumbra theatre summer institute students interning at the advocates for human rights summer 2014. Overview. What is the “achievement gap”?. How is the “achievement” gap currently being addressed. WELCOME TO THE YEAR 8 CHRISTMAS ACHIEVEMENT ASSEMBLY. WELCOME TO THE YEAR 7 CHRISTMAS ACHIEVEMENT ASSEMBLY. Opening . words from Miss Bradshaw, . Head of Year. WELCOME TO THE YEAR 7 CHRISTMAS ACHIEVEMENT ASSEMBLY. Project LUISA. Session 4. Feb 6, 2013. 1. Welcome. 2. ED 607 Due Dates. 3. This week’s reading. 4. Additional Resources. 5. Guided Work Session . 6. Looking Forward. ED 607 Assignments and Due Dates. Project LUISA. Session . 3. . Tuesday, October 1. , 2013, . 8:00 – . 4. :00 . 1. Consent Forms. 2. Four Language Skills and Classroom Assessment. . Break. 3. Standardized Assessments . Lunch. 4. Presentations. Project LUISA. Session 4. Feb 6, 2013. 1. Welcome. 2. ED 607 Due Dates. 3. This week’s reading. 4. Additional Resources. 5. Guided Work Session . 6. Looking Forward. ED 607 Assignments and Due Dates. Project LUISA. Session 3. Feb 1, 2013. 1. Welcome. 2. Review of Functions and Forms. 3. This week’s readings . 4. Lesson structure for contextualized ELD . 5. Designing ELD Lessons . 6. Looking Forward.