Domain II - ESL Instruction and Assessment Flashcards
Collaboration
Working with others
Purpose
authentic oral and written language to complete tasks for real life goals and purposes.
Student Interest
Follow students interests
Previous Experience
Students previous experience
Support
Supportive and safe
Variety
variety of learning activities and language forms and uses.
Integration
In school and out of school experiences integrated into the classroom.
Nonverbal Adaptations
gestures, illustrations and facial expression.
Contextual Adaptations
Visual and auditory aids
Paraverbal Adaptations
Teachers speak more clearly, slowing down the rate of their speech, and pausing between major idea units, varying their volume and intonation to convey meaning.
Discourse Adaptations
Teachers use organizational markers, such as “now” and “first”.
Elicitation Adaptations
Techniques to call on students to ensure involvement. Call on students by name, volunteers, whole group.
Questioning Adaptations
Vary questions according to the proficiency level of the students.
Response Adaptations
Adapt their responses to students utterances to provide further comprehensible input and to encourage further language use by providing confirmation checks and clarification requests.
Correction Adaptations
Teachers correct students responses by focusing on the meaning conveyed by modeling the correct answer.