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Tag Archives: academic language
Bloggery 5: Writing Workshops
It is especially appropriate that the example of a writing workshop in the text (Daniels, Zemelman, & Steineke, 2007) is taken from a history class. Our district assessments are both essays and the way we scaffold for them is with … Continue reading
Posted in Bloggery, EDRD 6530
Tagged academic language, Bloggery 5, language acquisition, writing skills
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H1 Differentiation for Low Learners
H1 – Honor student diversity and development. Teacher candidates plan and/or adapt learner centered curricula that engage students in a variety of culturally responsive, developmentally, and age appropriate strategies. H1 means to me that a teacher has enough of an … Continue reading
Posted in H1, reflections
Tagged academic language, developmental ability, Differentiation, low learners
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