Корично изображение Електронна книга
Съдържание:
  • 1. Limited English proficient students in the mainstream classroom
  • 2. Limited English proficient students/ English language learners: who are they?
  • 3. Cultural and linguistic diversity in the classroom
  • Ethnic diversity in the classroom
  • Hispanic students
  • Asian and Pacific Islander students
  • American Indian, Eskimo and Aleut students
  • Haitian students
  • Russian students
  • Arab students
  • Language diversity in the United States
  • Organization of a multicultural-sensitive classroom
  • 4. Alternatives to mainstreaming
  • Second Language Learning
  • 5. The integrated development of oral and written language
  • 6. Instructional Strategies for LEP/ELL students' oral and written English language development
  • Developing literacy through literature
  • Language arts classrooms
  • Instructional strategies for the development of writing
  • Integrating process and product
  • Journal writing
  • Pragmatic writing
  • Thematic Units
  • 7. Integrating language and social studies learning
  • Creating cooperative grouping
  • Emphasizing, paraphrasing and summarizing
  • Using manipulatives and multimedia materials
  • Responding to the social studies national and local standards
  • An eclectic model
  • 8. Integrating language and science learning
  • Science: a meaning-making process
  • Discovery learning
  • Teaching for understanding
  • Concept development
  • Vocabulary development
  • Collaborative interactions in the science classroom
  • Science investigations
  • Expansion of concepts
  • Problem-solving situations
  • Development of thinking skills
  • Development of study skills
  • 9. Integrating language and mathematics learning
  • The language of mathematics
  • Mathematics: content and process
  • Recommended instructional practices
  • 10. The role of teachers in the development of linguistic, cognitive and academic skills of LEP/ELL students
  • Competencies of successful mainstream teachers
  • Creating appropriate language and learning environments for LEP/ELL students
  • Developing reflective practitioners.