CTEL: Test 2 - Domain 0012 Flashcards
Key procedures in planning SDAIE lessons
- setting objectives
2. selecting and modifying materials
SDAIE lessons must include two types of objectives
content, language, and learning strategy objectives
First step in planning SDAIE lesson
Identifying standards based content objectives
One challenge of creating content objectives for SDAIE lesson
using concrete means to match abstract ideas
Langauge objectives should come from
ELD standards
When there are diverse language learners in the room, instruction must be _______ for language tasks
differentiated - include more than one language objective
Language objectives must also address
the language needs to accomplish the content objectives
Examples of content integrated learning strategy objectives
plan, self monitor, self evaluate, acquiring academic vocabulary, study skills, reading strategies
For SDAIE lessons, it is good to incorporate what materials?
Primary language materials
Ways to modify materials for EL’s
- advance organizers that highlight key topics
- change modality from written to oral (models questioning)
- tape recorded passages
- working in groups
Before teaching, teachers must assess
prior knowledge
Prior knowledge assessments could include…
informal survey, pretest, show of hands, pair/share, discussion
questions to ask before beginning a unit/lesson (3)
“have you read or heard anything about this topic”
“can you tell me about a similar topic”
“if you were a reporter trying to talk to someone about this, what would you ask?”
Ways to build background information
field trips, guest speakers, films, experiments
To provide context, teachers can
present manipulatives, realia, media
3 constraints teachers must be aware of when providing contextual support
- students recall and use words they have spoken/written, so new vocabulary should be taught when the student is required to use it
- affective filter must be lowered
- words are best learned in context
- authentic communication is always more effective than made up communication
How to enhance instruction as guided or independent practice
- modeling and demonstrating skills
- cooperative learning and teaching
- using culturally appropriate materials
Fundamental principle of guided/independent practice
english learners must produce language and their developmental interlanguage must be supported with encouragement and feedback
Activities to promote active language use (3)
- TPR activities (student obeys a command)
- duet reading
- races
4 C’s
creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, communication
Guided practice when goal is accuracy - grouping
homogenous groups
Guided practice when goal is fluency - grouping
heterogenous groups
2 examples of guided practice for diverse needs
beginners/early int: retell a story with pictures
inter/advaned: retell to a teacher or tutor
Secondary guided practice activities
work together to create visual summaries, take on the personal of a character and provide information