Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Thoughts, reactions and strategies for teaching ESOL students
Click here to go to the overview of my blog entries regarding the English Language Learners class I recently completed.
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2 comments:
Eric,
These are great strategies for Special Education students, too. I like the idea of labeling items for reinforcement and reference. My students with learning disabilities could benefit from such a simple modification. I can have the kids make the labels after choosing what classroom items they'd like to identify.
What I'm hoping you'll do is a podcast on this. I'm an auditory learner. Maybe do it in Farsi… :)
Casey,
Thanks for stopping in and checking things out. I think you're absolutely right about these strategies being applicable to special education students.
Doing a podcast devoted to these strategies is a good idea. I don't think I could limit it to the 10 minute constraints of CastBlaster's demo version, though. Looks like it might be about time to make the purchase or do a multiple podcasts.
However, I did read about another 'Cast producer (this one is free!)at the Download Squad, called Pod Producer. Hmmm, sounds like something to check out...
Thanks again for checking out the blog!
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