"This volume in the Common Core State Standards for English Language Learners series was designed to deepen teachers' knowledge and provide instructional approaches and practices for supporting 6th-grade through 12th-grade ELLs as they meet the ambitious expectations of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for Literacy in History/Social Studies, Science, and Technical Subjects. Language development is a key theme of CCSS-based instruction for ELLs because they need to engage meaningfully with texts to develop their academic language and literacy skills. Developing academic language within classroom contexts is another key theme for ELLs to be successful in schools. These two themes are interconnected throughout the volume; in order for ELLs to learn academic language, they must learn it in the context of intellectually engaging tasks that enable them to read complex texts in history, science, and beyond. Along with the other books in this series, this book asks educators to consider the content and language demands of the CCSS for ELLs, and provides specific pedagogical practices, strategies, and ideas for teaches to reflect on the kind of instruction that is possible for making the demands of language use explicit. The chapters include Reflection Questions and Action Plans that are useful for practicing teachers, preservice teachers, graduate students, academic, researchers, and professional development providers."--Back cover
Researchers ' study of acknowledgement texts Besides Chinese editors ' remarks on acknowledgements , a few Chinese researchers have examined acknowledgement texts from various perspectives ( Y. Chen , 2007 ; Jiang & Zhao , 2008 ; Ma ...
The book contains academic language lists (the mortar) and four content area academic vocabulary lists (the bricks) to help ELL, struggling readers, and any student who wants to succeed academically and prepare for college.
This book aims to empower students and improve their academic performance by equipping them with essential academic literacy skills: reading and writing skills, sentence level grammar, language use, and vocabulary development.
This title presents an in-depth treatment of over 22,000 words, phrases and meanings.
The subject of this volume is grammar and syntax. Here, David and Yvonne Freeman shatter the myth that academic language is all about vocabulary, revealing how grammar and syntax inform our students' grasp of challenging text.
This book focuses on the development of the process of teaching and assessing foreign language competence for study purposes in a pluricultural and plurilingual context.
This versatile new book can serve as a stand-alone book for teachers and teacher candidates who might not be familiar with the SIOP(R) Model.
This volume presents a rich variety of perspectives on verbal/visual narrative texts in higher education coming from Europe, North America, South Africa, China and Australia.
The Only Academic Phrasebook You'll Ever Need contains 600 sentence templates organized around the typical sections of an academic paper. Here are some examples: 1.
Common Core Standards - Academic Language in the Classroom