This edWebinar is designed to provide educators with concrete strategies for lesson planning and instruction for English Language Learners.
ELL
Framing Language for English Learners
In this edWebinar, Maya Goodall shares techniques to create conversations in the classroom for newcomers and advanced EL students.
Inspire Your ELL Readers to Tackle Text Complexity
In this edWebinar, Doris Linville, M.S.Ed., Literacy Advocate at myON by Renaissance; and Carol Johnson, Ph.D., National Education Officer at Renaissance, break down each of the text complexity concepts in relation to ELL students in your classroom.
Silence Isn’t Golden: Speaking and English Learners
In this edWebinar, Maya Goodall and Lisa Frumkes, offer practical solutions to this challenge, focusing on encouraging and supporting students to use academic language while simultaneously learning content.
English Learners in the United States Today and Tomorrow
In this edWebinar, Dr. Karen Henery, Director of ESOL at Little Rock School District in Arkansas, share how to implement effective and equitable systems to improve the lives and academic outcomes of EL students.
Ensuring Success for All: Strategies for Bringing Out the Best in Students in Poverty, and Students Who Struggle With Language and Learning
Bringing together the various strands of differentiation, RTI, and other protocols, this session will help teachers and administrators create effective learning experiences for students. Join Shanna for this live, interactive event to learn how to bring out the best in all of your students.
Literacy in Social Studies and Science for ELLs
In this research and activity-filled webinar, Kevin Baird, Chairman at the nonprofit Center for College & Career Readiness will provide attendees with actionable, immediately usable approaches and activities to meet this growing challenge.
EdTech and Traditional Instruction: Mixing It Up In Today’s Language-Learning Classroom
In this webinar, Boris Morew will discuss how to improve student performance by mixing edtech and traditional instruction in your language-learning classroom.
Accelerate English Language Learner Success: Using Blended Learning To Complement Classroom Instruction
Isabel covered three main instructional design elements: blended learning, development of reading and writing skills, and improved oral communication skills. BTI leverages technology-based language learning to complement classroom instruction for their ELF classes.
Innovative Online and Blended Learning Solution for Language Learning
Chief Learning Officer of Middlebury Interactive Languages described online immersive learning environments for different languages developed by a team of second language acquisition experts, language teachers and online professionals. Thanks to media-rich and authentic materials for courses, students gradually develop linguistic skills and cross-cultural understanding, while interacting with the online material and their peers.