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Bilingual Strategy Instruction for the School Community Presented by: Community Consolidated School District 146 ELL Team

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Page 1: Bilingual Strategy Instruction for the School Community

Bilingual Strategy Instruction for the School Community

Presented by: Community Consolidated School District 146

ELL Team

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CCSD 146 Demographics

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District Student Demographics & Characteristics - Educational Environment (2000-12)

Year LEP (%) IEP (%)Low

Income (%)Parental

Involvement (%)Attendance

(%)Mobility

(%)Chronic Truants

(%)

2012 10.6 14.9 31.6 100.0 95.3 5.4 0.3

2011 9.7 16.9 30.5 100.0 95.0 7.9 0.1

2010 9.0 17.4 27.0 100.0 95.1 6.7 0.1

CCSD 146 Characteristics

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CCSD 146 Predominant Language Groups Native Language Total

English 1662

Arabic 293

Spanish 213

Polish 46

Pilipino (Tagalog) 28

Urdu 13

Lithuanian 12

Gujarati 12

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District ELL Team Book Study

Establishing a unified philosophical base• Literacy Instruction for English Language Learners

by Nancy Cloud, Fred Genesee & Else Hamayan

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Philosophical Base

• “…early literacy experiences support subsequent literacy development, regardless of language, and time spent on literacy activities in the native language whether it takes place at home or in school is not time lost with respect to English reading acquisition…”

(Reese et al. 2000, 633)

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Latino Family Literacy Project

www.latinoliteracy.com

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Latino Family Literacy Project

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Arabic Family Literacy Project

Books chosen based on the following criteria:

• Dual language • Culturally relevant • Authentic literature• Fortify the family bond• Foster vocabulary development

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Sample AFLP Book Sequence Birth - 3Week 6 Week 5 Week 4 Week 3 Week 2 Week 1

Oppositeاألضاد

Fruits/Vegetables

الفاكه/الخضار

Colorsاأللوان

Body Partsأعضاء الجسم

Animals/Farm Animals

الحيوانات/ والحيوانات

األليفه

My First Words

كلماتي االولى

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Grade 1-5 Book Titles

العنوانHow Much Do You Love Me? تحبينن ي؟كمKisses for Daddy ألبي قبالتTime to Pray الص)الةُ أوقاتMama’s Job ماما وظيفةWhat is My Color? لون هو ي؟ماWhat is My Shape? شكل هو ي؟ماDid You See My Letters? أحرف رأيت ي؟هلYou Are Really A Good Friend of Mine ً فعال العزيز صديقي أنت

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http://www.noorart.com

Resource for books in Arabic:

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Literacy Studio Resources

• Mosaic of Thought (Keene & Zimmerman)

• 7 Keys to Comprehension (Zimmerman & Hutchins)

• Talk About Understanding (Keene)

• To Understand (Keene)

• Conferring (Patrick Allen)

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Metacognition

In her essay on the essence of understanding in reading, Ellin Oliver Keene (2007, 37) describes metacognition as…

“Listening to the voice in your mind that speaks while you read.”

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The 7 Keys to Comprehension

• Monitoring for Meaning— knowing when you know, and knowing when you don’t

• Using and Creating Schemata — making connections between the new and the known, creating schemata when necessary

• Asking Questions— generating questions to prompt interpretation and to probe the text more deeply

• Determining Importance— deciding what matters most and is most worth remembering

• Inferring— combining background knowledge with information from the text to predict, conclude, make judgments, and interpret

• Using Sensory and Emotional Images— using images to deepen and stretch meaning

• Synthesis— integrating understanding with knowledge from other texts and sources.

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Metacognitive Posters

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Metacognitive Posters

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Research Supporting Strategy Videos

In Learning from Latino Families by Susan Auerbach…

–Informal learning activities at home–Validate families’ cultures–Nurture parent voice–Keep it small

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Homework Strategy Videos

“When educators offer smaller-scale parent activities

and infuse personal touches and authentic interaction

into outreach immigrant parents feel less intimidated,

and they respond with more open participation.” (Delgado-Gaitan, 2004)

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Registration Videos

Parents empowering parents with videos to facilitate the school registration process.

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Implementing RTI with ENGLISH LEARNERS 1. Clearly defined purpose

2. Models3. Interaction4. Guided instruction5. Focus on language6. Culturally responsive curriculum7. Meaningful & challenging tasks8. Metacognition9. Student Choice

Fisher, Frey and Rothenberg (2011) describe nine key elements of effective instruction for English learners:

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CCSD 146 Link for Presentation

www.district146.orgClick: Special Services OfficeClick: English Language Learning