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AccELLerate! 1.4. Summer 2009

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AccELLerate! 1.4. Summer 2009

Special Issue: Literacy and ELLs

June 2009

Table of Contents

Articles

  • Anstrom & DiCerbo: Identifying the Academic Language Demands of Secondary Science and Mathematics Standards for English Language Learners
  • Collins: Developing ELLs' Reading Skills in the Content Area
  • Hamilton: Literacy and Academic Success: Content Reading Strategies in the Secondary ESOL Classroom
  • Lewis-Moreno: Spread the Word: Vocabulary Strategies for the Inclusive Mainstream Classroom
  • Pandey: Using Visual Maps to Enhance Writing Fluency in the Middle School
  • Roman, Wientjes, Thompson, & Hakuta: Wordsift: An Interactive Web-based Vocabulary Tool Designed to Enhance Academic Literacy
  • Romanova: Linguistic Literacy and English Language Learners: A Conceptual Framework
  • Wilde: NAEP, the "Nation's Report Card," and ELL students

 

Teachers' Gems of Wisdom

  • Twomey, Droesch, & Cervone: Implementing Scaffolds for English Language Learners in Mainstream Classrooms (page 4)
  • St. John-Ramsey: Lessons Learned: A Reflection on the Experience of Teaching Newcomers (page 18)

 

 

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