Teaching English Learners
Lesson Plan:
Second Grade, Irregular Plural Nouns
This lesson was originally developed to address the needs of a student within a case study named Anabel. Anabel had recently moved to the United States from Guatemala, and was learning English in a second grade classroom.
Lesson Plan: Irregular Plural Nouns
Article Review: Unlocking the Curriculum
It's easy to forget that Standard English Learners are also English Learners. In Unlocking the Curriculum, I learned several important points when considering my future students who may be hearing disabled, or another type of Standard English Learner.
Article Review: Unlocking the Curriculum
Speech/Language Impairment Matrix
I designed this matrix to be used as a tool if I needed to evaluate a student in order to learn if that student needed assistance in speech or language development within the general education classroom. I have also included a preliminary list of recommended research-based actions if that student is also an English Learner. This matrix will be updated and added to as I continue to develop as an educator, and work with other education professionals, such as Special Education teachers, School Psychologists, and Speech & Language Pathologists.
Speech/Language Impairment Matrix
Differentiated Instruction
In a classroom where all bilingual students are Spanish speakers, including Spanish translations when possible helps introduce new concepts to students. Here is an example of using Spanish translations in a lesson I developed on compound words during my Student Teaching assignment:
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