Succeeding with English Language Learners : A Guide for Beginning Teachers

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Pub. Date: 2005-11-09
Publisher(s): Corwin Pr
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"Very relevant to the real-life teaching situations that first-year teachers often encounter." -Joanne Ho, English Department Chair Clark High School, Las Vegas, NV "Easygoing and relaxed, a welcome break from over-flowery 'academic' language for students ready to enter the 'real world' of the classroom." -Elise Geither, Instructor Baldwin-Wallace College "The 'exploratory breaks' throughout each chapter provide readers an opportunity to apply their learning in a focused fashion." -Theresa Rouse, Superintendent/Principal San Lucas Union School District, CA Novice teachers can apply best practices for a successful ELL classroom experience! This easy-to-navigate resource offers beginning teachers a carefully phased-in guide to teaching strategies they can use with their ESL-ELL learners to enhance reading, writing, speaking, listening, and grammar skills. Each chapter provides clear guidelines and step-by-step coverage of these essentials and more: Using different models for lesson planning Monitoring classroom behavior and interactions Using prepared skill-building activities or developing new ones Assessing students for placement in ESL or general education classes Reflecting and exploring the development of their own teaching practice This sourcebook offers a solid reality-based plan for all new teachers who want to create a successful classroom experience for themselves and their ESL-EFL students!

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Acknowledgments xi
About the Author xiii
Teaching in the First Year
1(16)
Exploratory Break 1.1: Teaching in the First Years
2(1)
Exploratory Break 1.2: Stages of Development in the First Years
3(2)
Exploratory Break 1.3: Stages of Development
5(2)
Exploratory Break 1.4: Stacy's First Years of Development
7(2)
Exploratory Break 1.5: Stacy's First Years of Support
9(2)
Exploratory Break 1.6: Mentors
11(1)
Exploratory Break 1.7: Teaching Load
12(1)
Exploratory Break 1.8: Nature of Classes During the First Years
13(1)
Exploratory Break 1.9: Helping Yourself
14(1)
Chapter Reflection
15(2)
Planning English Language Lessons
17(14)
Exploratory Break 2.1: Why Plan Lessons?
18(1)
Exploratory Break 2.2: Benefits of Planning Lessons
18(2)
Exploratory Break 2.3: Lesson Plan Details
20(1)
Exploratory Break 2.4: Writing Lesson Objectives
21(1)
Exploratory Break 2.5: Lesson Design
22(2)
Exploratory Break 2.6: Questions to Consider Before Lessons
24(1)
Exploratory Break 2.7: Components of a Language Lesson
25(1)
Exploratory Break 2.8: Questions for Teachers to Consider After the Lesson
26(1)
Exploratory Break 2.9: Questions for Students to Consider After the Lesson
26(1)
Chapter Reflection
26(5)
Classroom Management
31(12)
Exploratory Break 3.1: Teacher: Manager or Conductor
31(1)
Exploratory Break 3.2: Organizing the Class
32(1)
Exploratory Break 3.3: Conducting Group Work
33(2)
Exploratory Break 3.4: Dealing With the Disengaged ESL Student
35(2)
Exploratory Break 3.5: Facilitating Classroom Communication
37(1)
Exploratory Break 3.6: Investigating Patterns of Interaction in Your Classroom
38(1)
Exploratory Break 3.7: Facilitating Diversity
39(1)
Exploratory Break 3.8: Facilitating Different Learning Styles
39(1)
Exploratory Break 3.9: Looking Ahead
40(1)
Chapter Reflection
40(3)
Teaching Grammar
43(14)
Exploratory Break 4.1: Teaching and Grammar
43(2)
Exploratory Break 4.2: Grammar
45(1)
Exploratory Break 4.3: Teaching Grammar
45(2)
Exploratory Break 4.4: Inductive and Deductive Grammar Teaching
47(3)
Exploratory Break 4.5: Why Is English So Hard?
50(3)
Exploratory Break 4.6: Grammar Activity Using the CRISP Method
53(1)
Exploratory Break 4.7: Create Your Own Grammar Activities Using the CRISP Method
54(1)
Chapter Reflection
54(3)
Teaching Writing
57(16)
Exploratory Break 5.1: Writing
58(1)
Exploratory Break 5.2: Purpose and Audience
58(1)
Exploratory Break 5.3: Writing as Product
59(1)
Exploratory Break 5.4: Writing as Process
60(2)
Exploratory Break 5.5: Teaching Writing
62(1)
Exploratory Break 5.6: Assumptions About Writing
63(2)
Exploratory Break 5.7: Peer Evaluation
65(3)
Exploratory Break 5.8: Peer Editing
68(1)
Exploratory Break 5.9: Feedback
69(1)
Exploratory Break 5.10: The Place of Grammar
70(2)
Chapter Reflection
72(1)
Teaching Speaking
73(16)
Exploratory Break 6.1: Speaking a Second or Foreign Language
73(1)
Exploratory Break 6.2: Rules of Face-to-Face Interaction
74(1)
Exploratory Break 6.3: Turn Taking
75(1)
Exploratory Break 6.4: Teaching Turn Taking
76(1)
Exploratory Break 6.5: Establishing Topics
77(1)
Exploratory Break 6.6: Topics
77(1)
Exploratory Break 6.7: Conversation Breakdowns
78(1)
Exploratory Break 6.8: Repair
79(1)
Exploratory Break 6.9: Teaching Dimensions of Speaking
79(1)
Exploratory Break 6.10: Accuracy Versus Fluency
80(3)
Exploratory Break 6.11: Guidelines for Planning Speaking Lessons
83(1)
Exploratory Break 6.12: Project Focus
84(1)
Exploratory Break 6.13: Project Information
85(1)
Exploratory Break 6.14: Class Project
86(1)
Chapter Reflection
86(3)
Teaching Reading
89(18)
Exploratory Break 7.1: Reading Habits
89(1)
Exploratory Break 7.2: Reading Definition
90(1)
Exploratory Break 7.3: Models of Reading
91(2)
Exploratory Break 7.4: Reading Strategy Profile
93(1)
Exploratory Break 7.5: Reading Strategies
94(1)
Exploratory Break 7.6: Prior Knowledge
95(1)
Exploratory Break 7.7: Word Association
95(1)
Exploratory Break 7.8: Direct Experience
96(1)
Exploratory Break 7.9: Cinquain
97(1)
Exploratory Break 7.10: Prediction
98(1)
Exploratory Break 7.11: Skimming
99(1)
Exploratory Break 7.12: Scanning
100(1)
Exploratory Break 7.13: Teaching New Vocabulary
101(4)
Exploratory Break 7.14: Text Structures
105(1)
Chapter Reflection
105(2)
Teaching Listening
107(16)
Exploratory Break 8.1: Listening
107(1)
Exploratory Break 8.2: Bottom-Up Processing
108(1)
Exploratory Break 8.3: Top-Down Processing
109(1)
Exploratory Break 8.4: Interactional Purposes
110(1)
Exploratory Break 8.5: Transactional Purposes
111(1)
Exploratory Break 8.6: Back-Channel Signals
112(1)
Exploratory Break 8.7: Local, Global, and Transitional Repairs
113(1)
Exploratory Break 8.8: Comprehension Checks
114(5)
Exploratory Break 8.9: Soap Activities
119(1)
Chapter Reflection
120(3)
Language Assessment
123(14)
Exploratory Break 9.1: Language Assessment
123(1)
Exploratory Break 9.2: Reliability and Validity
124(1)
Exploratory Break 9.3: Alternative Assessment
125(1)
Exploratory Break 9.4: Criterion- and Norm-Referenced Assessment
126(1)
Exploratory Break 9.5: Selected-Response Assessment
126(1)
Exploratory Break 9.6: Multiple-Choice Tests
127(1)
Exploratory Break 9.7: True/False Tests
127(1)
Exploratory Break 9.8: Matching Tests
127(1)
Exploratory Break 9.9: Short-Answer Tests
128(1)
Exploratory Break 9.10: Essay Tests
128(1)
Exploratory Break 9.11: Fill-in Tests
129(1)
Exploratory Break 9.12: Oral Tests
129(1)
Exploratory Break 9.13: Portfolios
130(1)
Exploratory Break 9.14: Self-or Peer Assessment
131(1)
Exploratory Break 9.15: Constructing Language Tests
131(5)
Exploratory Break 9.16: Create Your Own Language Test
136(1)
Chapter Reflection
136(1)
Professional Development
137(14)
Exploratory Break 10.1: Professional Development Needs Assessment
138(5)
Exploratory Break 10.2: Opportunities for Reflection and Development
143(1)
Exploratory Break 10.3: Action Research
144(1)
Exploratory Break 10.4: Critical Incidents
145(1)
Exploratory Break 10.5: Teaching Journal
146(1)
Exploratory Break 10.6: Classroom Observations
147(1)
Exploratory Break 10.7: Teacher Group Discussion
148(1)
Chapter Reflection
148(3)
References 151(4)
Index 155

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