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Research-based Practices in Vocabulary Instruction
www.massreading.orgTeachers should create both direct and incidental word learning opportunities by using and discussing words in casual interactions as well as providing explicit vocabulary instruction. Word learning can be fun, engaging and interesting when it involves games and hands-on strategies. Active learning strategies to support students’
On Target: Strategies to Build Student Vocabularies
celi.olemiss.edumeaningful ways † Opportunities for students to connect new words/concepts to those already known † Study of concepts rather than single, unrelated words † Explicit instruction of concepts and incidental encounters with words † Teaching strategies leading to independent word learning † Study of words or concepts that will have the
Cognitive Strategies Use in Reading Comprehension and its ...
files.eric.ed.govmeaningful experience for students because students do not play an active role in building their learning experience. In teaching reading comprehension, teachers need to direct student activities in order to get to know and use the correct reading strategy. The results of Francois’s research (2016) show
English as a Second Language Curriculum
www.riveredgeschools.orgboth current and new teachers with an overview of skills and strategies. This document is intended to serve as a curriculum for ESL teachers as well as a resource for content area teachers. The implementation of this curriculum is to ensure that ESL students receive instruction based on their language proficiency and/or grade level.
What Is Flipped Learning?
www.flippedlearning.orgstrategies, depending on grade level and subject matter. In the traditional teacher-centered model, the teacher is the primary source of information. By contrast, the Flipped Learning model deliberately shifts instruction to a learner-centered approach, where in-class time is dedicated to exploring topics in greater depth and