Highlights From The Third Week Of The #MLLChat_BkClub Online Chat About Our New Book
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We must recognize that in order for S to own language, T supports and scaffolds must lead them. Vygotsky’s ZPD is not in stasis. Providing Intermediate and Long-Term Learners instructional prompts moves that zone. Equity is found in purpose & structure #MLLChat_BkClub #ESLSg pic.twitter.com/U18jyN6hj6
— Mitch Robinson (@mrobinson867) May 1, 2022
Another great week reading #ESLsg @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp. Looking to SWiRL your lessons for #EmergentBilingual/Beginner #ELs? Section 2 has everything you need. #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0. #ESL #ELL #TESOL #SLIFE🗣️✍️🌀📚👂 pic.twitter.com/Fxjqhbdz4N
— Alycia Owen (@alycia_owen) May 1, 2022
When looking at descriptors of proficiency levels we know that the intermediate level is a wide-gorge that is easy to fall into and *can be* difficult to cross, especially if supports are just arm-floaties @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp #MLLChat_BkClub #ESLSg pic.twitter.com/BrZVlDjHWf
— Mitch Robinson (@mrobinson867) May 1, 2022
A week late but better late than never. I really enjoyed this section. Several of the ideas I have used or heard of but I gained some new ideas to implement with my Newcomer class and my ELD groups. @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp @KatieToppel #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLSg pic.twitter.com/hOHhqnZ76S
— Jennifer Frankowiak (@jen_esl) May 1, 2022
Part One completed!! #MLLChat_BkClub #ESLsg@Larryferlazzo@KatieToppel@KaraleeELL
Looking forward to Part Two!! pic.twitter.com/f0LqAGdYIW— @Michelle (@MMBessman) May 2, 2022
@KatieToppel, I just love this LEARN acronym for thinking through our book study chapters! I’m a little late w Part II but it was worth it as I took the cake last week and read all of Part II. I’m so ready to implement a lot of this w Ts I support. #MLLChat_BkClub #ESLsg #ELLs pic.twitter.com/CIFdxo9n9d
— Dr. Carol Salva (@MsSalvac) May 2, 2022
Taking Ss to the #library is one of the best ways to promote literacy & keep engagement levels high. Loved collaborating w/@dknavisK @rosileeza71 & many other librarians over the years who worked w/Ts to support #ELs #MLLs. #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp pic.twitter.com/5YKZGXlc4g
— Alycia Owen (@alycia_owen) May 2, 2022
Afraid using mentor texts encourages students to just copy the work of others? The research says otherwise. All students benefit from strong samples of writing to follow and analysis of what works & why. #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp #MLL #ELL #WritersCraft pic.twitter.com/sIOnZVZnZ6
— Alycia Owen (@alycia_owen) May 4, 2022
#MLLChat_BkClub friends- what are your gems from part 3?! Can’t wait to see what you’ve LEARNed! Not sure if I’ll be able to take the cake this week, but I know even if I read a little, I’ll find some treasures in #ESLsg pic.twitter.com/1KOWLGfyRv
— Dr. Katie Toppel (she/her) (@KatieToppel) May 6, 2022
#BookTalks are an engaging way for Ss to interact w/reading & can be done in-person or pre-recorded @Flipgrid. Recorded talks allow peers to view Ss in another class. 👀👂🏼Great opportunity for speaking practice either way. 🗣 #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp pic.twitter.com/I7MGB0szV1
— Alycia Owen (@alycia_owen) May 6, 2022
Not only does Think Aloud foster comprehension & engagement, but it also adds vulnerability & authenticity to the teaching-learning process. If done effectively, it may lower the affective filter & build the student-teacher relationship.@Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp #MLLChat_BkClub pic.twitter.com/aZDmVO6XKe
— Fola Dimandja, Ph.D. (@DrFolaDimandja) May 6, 2022
Investigating Part 3 this week #ESLsg @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp. Fifty pages chock full of great ideas for supporting Intermediate ELs in their development of #AcademicLanguage. Love it!🧡 #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #MLL #ELL #ESL 🗣️✍️🌀📚👂 pic.twitter.com/e0HfKhCgW2
— Alycia Owen (@alycia_owen) May 6, 2022
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