English Language Learners Resources
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Resources for Teaching English as a Second Language to Learners with Blindness or Visual ImpairmentThese resources for teaching English as a second language (ESL) to English Language Learners (ELL) who are blind or visually impaired include general ideas, internet resources, and books. |
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Acronyms and Definitions Commonly Used in Relation to English Language LearnersAcronyms and definitions commonly used in relation to English Language |
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Listening Guidelines for English Language LearnersGuidelines for English Language Learners who are blind or visually impaired to improve listening skills |
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Teaching Literacy in English to K-5 English LearnersExplore the five recommended practices for teaching literacy in English to English language learners. |
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National Symposium on Learning Disabilities in English Language LearnersDiscussion of how best to apply knowledge about native English-speaking students to identifying and assessing learning disabilities in ELL students. |
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National Clearinghouse for English Language AcquisitionNational Clearinghouse for English Language Acquisition |
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Effective Literacy and English Language Instruction for English Learners in the Elementary GradesEvidence-based recommendations for use by educators addressing the challenge of effective literacy instruction for English learners in elementary grades. |
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Teaching English as a New Language to Visually Impaired and Blind ESL Students: Problems and PossibilitiesThe challenges of teaching ESL to immigrants and refugees who are visually impaired or blind are described, and responses are proposed. |
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Practice Note: Total Physical Response: An Instructional Strategy for Second-Language Learners Who Are Visually ImpairedDescribes Total Physical Response, a teaching technique that teachers of English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) use for instruction |
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Second Language Acquisition and Children with Visual and Hearing ImpairmentsFind out why it is often a greater challenge for children with a visual impairment or deafblindess to acquire a second language. |