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Integrating ESL Students helps classroom teachers of any subject with concrete information and advice that they can use to teach and reach their English-language learners (ELLs) better. The program reviews basic ESL standards and strategies, gives examples of how to incorporate these techniques into teaching various subject areas, suggests ways to assist ELLs in mastering English in social and community settings, and addresses the use of technology...
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The third edition of Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners includes a rich assortment of practical features to support teachers as they meet some of the more daunting challenges of the 21st century classroom. All of the strategies in this book are aligned to the TESOL standards and have been field-tested in diverse classrooms. Each strategy includes a brief explanation, step-by-step instructions in how to plan and use the strategy...
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Jo Gusman presents "her Foundation-Framework-Tools model to help educators create effective language acquisition programs that meet the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) requirements ... This new video features effective teachers, classrooms, and schools that use research-based theoretical frameworks such as Multiple Intelligences, Affective Filter, and Comprehensive Input to help design successful language acquisition programs"--Container
12) English at work
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"These 20 groundbreaking programs combine psychology, linguistics and instructional design, and engage learners through: amusing situations entertaining characters interesting conversations authentic language strong storylines high quality production practical graded activities. 20 FUN ESL VIDEOS Shot on location in USA For self-study or group ESL lessons at work, school, college or university. Have fun learning English as it is REALLY spoken! Language...
14) Possessives
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One of the basic building blocks of learning any language, possessives give you the ability to say what belongs to you and what does not. But possessives in English can be a little bit tricky. When do you use "my" and when do use "mine"? Or "her" and "hers"? Confused? Don't be! Watch the program and soon possessives will be yours.
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Want to learn the past tense? Then you need to start with the basics: was and were. You'll use them time and time again, from "How was your day?" to "Where were you?" and much, much more. Plus, we'll cover talking about your family and watch a detective hear a strange story of a man lost in the woods.
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Who? What? Where? They're not just for reporters. Everyone needs to know how to use question words in English. And it's not enough to ask questions if people don't know what you're talking about. So learn the "pointer words" that take the place of a pointing finger, like "this", "that", and "there". You'll never be at a loss for words again.
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These are the verbs you love in the past tense. They are solid, predictable, reliable, and regular. To time travel into the past, it's simple: Just add on an "--Ed". We'll also take a walk through the countryside and learn about landscapes. Very handy indeed, especially when you see Lost in the Woods part II
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