EP 17: Novel Studies and your ELLs

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How Novel Studies Can Make your Life Easier So many new ESL teachers ask what do I teach my ELLs. I always answer with the same curriculum you would teach any student. You simply add the scaffolds and differentiate for your student needs. Now if you are still stuck novel studies are a great way to make planning out your curriculum easier. How to novel studies are beneficial: Building Background Knowledge Allows you to teach Key Reading Skills in Context Builds Speaking and Discussion Skills Vocabulary Building If you want to learn more about novel studies and ELLs check out my live tutorial on Facebook. How to implement novel studies with your ELLs

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