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The online chat about our new book continues!
You can see past information about it here, along with info on how to join in!
Here are this week’s highlights:
I'm not sure there's a clear answer about when to reduce the use of clozes. However, an intermediate step that I like to do is have students create clozes using these guidelines: https://t.co/KyhvKOYkvk
— Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) April 30, 2022
One other intermediate step could be ‘writing structures’ which provide guidelines (ABC- answer question, back it up with evidence, make comment) instead of fill-in-blanks. I do agree that these r tough calls with no clear answers
— Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) April 30, 2022
We regularly show different tenses of verbs when we introduce new vocabulary and note the endings added/spelling changes. #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg pic.twitter.com/QhBsXspGf8
— Dr. Katie Toppel (she/her) (@KatieToppel) April 30, 2022
Agree. Phonics instruction is essential. AND, Ss need access to texts beyond the phonetically contrived stories that are devoid of interesting plots. to showcase the target sound, they often include words that are SUPER challenging and not intuitive. #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg pic.twitter.com/6XwAzbtgE4
— Dr. Katie Toppel (she/her) (@KatieToppel) April 30, 2022
There’s a strong connection between these two quotes. LEA is effective bc Ss are compelled to share, write, and read about their experiences and what ✨MATTERS✨ to them. #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg pic.twitter.com/H7XC581mdb
— Dr. Katie Toppel (she/her) (@KatieToppel) April 30, 2022
Veteran teachers should be reading @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp 's book. Being reminded about good practice and expanding on old ideas keeps us current with our teaching. #MLLChat_BKClub 6.0 #ESLsg pic.twitter.com/UfjK6ctawb
— Dr. C. Tennyson (@CBTennyson) April 30, 2022
#MLLChat_BkClub friends–we are moving into week 3 of our #ESLsg book study! I am still finishing up part 2, but excited to start part 3 this weekend!
Remember: you're never "late" or too "behind" to chime in. Our learning is continuous and we want to hear from you! pic.twitter.com/f9RtKDmD3t
— Dr. Katie Toppel (she/her) (@KatieToppel) April 30, 2022
Part 2 of #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg! @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp pic.twitter.com/vKtUcCIVKh
— Karalee Smith (@KaraleeELL) April 29, 2022
Finally joining in on part 1 of #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg ! Can't wait to get farther into it @Larryferlazzo and @KHullSyp pic.twitter.com/QWkIxlu17L
— Karalee Smith (@KaraleeELL) April 29, 2022
The efficacy of PWIM is so impressive! #mllchat_bkclub 6.0 #ESLsg I love how it can easily be incorporated in many different ways! pic.twitter.com/5cASFWiaPj
— Dr. Katie Toppel (she/her) (@KatieToppel) April 28, 2022
These and so many more strategies for our Beginning ELLs. Part 2 #ESLsg for our #MLLChat_BkClub. @Larryferlazzo @KatieToppel @KHullSyp pic.twitter.com/Ql4bRXRzOS
— Lisbeth Banales (@ELLLisbeth) April 28, 2022
So much of what we do is content based, so unfortunately I don’t have any Rs or Ns to report.
Great info in part 2 for those that teach newcomer and beginner EL courses! pic.twitter.com/Gj63XPTprd
— Carlota Holder (@carlota_holder) April 26, 2022
#ESLsg @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp @KatieToppel #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 How do you modify or enrich #PWIM? What do your students induce during a #PWIM activity??? @TanKHuynh @ValentinaESL @PalawatShilpa do you have this book?!? ^_^ pic.twitter.com/1JqLi9jsVQ
— 𝕊𝕙𝕖𝕣𝕣𝕪 𝕋𝕖𝕒𝕔𝕙𝕖𝕣 #OneWord2022 POTENTIAL (@SherryTeacher) April 24, 2022
Reading The ESL/ELL Teacher's Survival Guide is a gift to myself even at this point in the year. It reminds me of my why. #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp pic.twitter.com/gjjAz7qVrk
— Jennifer Edwards (@JEdwardsMU) April 24, 2022
Here’s a way I ❤️to modify #PWIM for #HS #ELD. Use pics of old inventions, label as a class. Ss infer how the invention was used/write #inference & #rationale in journal, pair/share. Answer revealed next class. #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp #SWiRL 🗣✍️🌀📚👂🏼 https://t.co/lzTJnAEAQ8 pic.twitter.com/yvBWp607oF
— Alycia Owen (@alycia_owen) April 24, 2022
#ELs benefit from lots of retrieval practice. A Retrieval Practice Notebook is one way to implement the routine of recalling what's been learned.⬇️ #MLLChat_BkClub 6.0 #ESLsg @Larryferlazzo @KHullSyp #ESL #ELL #MLL
For other ideas, visit https://t.co/7uvZ105zuA. pic.twitter.com/geuqzj3rJY— Alycia Owen (@alycia_owen) April 24, 2022
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