Here's a sample of the content for the training program for English learners:
Expanding Children's
Language
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Why talking helps and
suggentions for things to talk about
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Working with second
language learners
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Suggestions for ways
to make communication easier
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Dictation
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Use this strategy to
create text for the English learner to read
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Use also to give all
children practice in recording their knowledge of sound-spelling correspondence
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Labels and Diagrams
Environmnental Print
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Activities that scaffold
instruction and provide familiar context for English learners
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Looking at Books To Read Aloud How to review a book you are about to read Thinking about books to read aloud Questions to ask yourself when you are deciding to use a particular book Conversation During Reading Aloud Suggests things to talk about with the child Introducing a book Actual text used by teachers. Gives illustration of things to say when you are introducing a book to a child
San Francisco State University, Department of Elementary Education, Professor Rosemary Hurtado, SFSU America Reads Program Project Director amreads@sfsu.edu .Updated June 2000 by Mercedes del Rosario, merce7@sfsu.edu based on original site by Keith Dale, pairadocs@marinternet.com. With thanks to Joanne Kidd, JOKI2118@aol.com.