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Benefits of Classroom Audio for English Language Learners

Posted by Austin Kincannon on Thu, Jul 27, 2023

Audio systems have significant advantages for English language learners (ELLs) in K-12 classrooms, empowering students and teachers in the language acquisition process. These advanced systems amplify the teacher's voice, ensuring clear instruction and boosting comprehension for ELLs. By providing consistent auditory input, teachers implementing classroom audio systems help create a supportive environment that promotes language development, active participation, and engagement among all students including ELLs. Additionally, classroom audio solutions alleviate strain on teachers' voices, enabling them to deliver lessons with clarity and reducing the risk of fatigue. Let’s take a look at the benefits of classroom audio systems for ELLs, including practical strategies for successful implementation in diverse classrooms. 

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Topics: Classroom Technology, ELL, Classroom Audio, English Language Learners, audio solution, audio

ELL Lesson Idea: PWIM and Hybrid or Remote Learning

Posted by Melizza Cuizon on Tue, Nov 17, 2020

“To learn a language is to have one more window from which to look at the world.” – Chinese proverb

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Topics: Lessons, MimioConnect, ELL, English Language Learners

Strategies for Supporting Your ELLs While Remote Learning

Posted by Melizza Cuizon on Tue, Aug 18, 2020

“I think I have learned that the best way to lift one’s self up is to help someone else.” – Booker T. Washington

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Topics: tips for teachers, ELL, distance learning, distance teaching, English Language Learners, remote learning

Supporting ELLs in the Virtual Classroom - Teaching Tips and Teams

Posted by Melizza Cuizon on Tue, May 19, 2020

Today, you’re facilitating your weekly online lesson and the focus is transition words. As usual, your ‘regulars’ are doing what they do best – answering questions, participating in discussion, and sharing examples. Your quieter ones are sending you chat messages when they have questions or are confused. Who you’re not hearing much from are your English Language Learners, or ELLs. They are on camera, smiling through the lessons, even raising a ‘thumbs up’ when you ask the class if everyone understands. But you’re having doubts about how well they are comprehending. You can’t easily stand next to their desks and check work. Your aide isn’t there to do a double-check or ask a question in the native language to ensure understanding. What can you do to help your ELLs in a virtual classroom?

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Topics: Education Technology, tips for teachers, distance learning, distance teaching, Microsoft 365 Education, distance education, virtual classroom, English Language Learners

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