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Dual Language Learners (Family Partnerships (Face to Face Interviews…
Dual Language Learners
Family Partnerships
Face to Face Interviews
Childs talents/interests
Common education goals
Family background
Culture
Customs
Language
Feelings about home language
Home lanugage
Learn words/phrases
Volunteering
Reading to students
Share hobby/talent
Share piece of culture
Community Field Trips
Family Math/ Literacy Nights
Hands on activities
Educate parents
Extension activities for home
Relationship
Strengths-based framework
2 way communication
Sharing community resources
Address bilingual/bicultural needs
Home visits
Elements of a High-Quality Curriculum
Culturally Responsive Materials
Multilingual Books
Bilingual items
Art supllies
Various skin tones
Dramatic play
Cultural food items
Family Photos
Organized Environment
Labels
Multiple languages
Color coded
Spaces
Quiet spaces
Pillows
Soft blankets
Books
Loud spaces
Clear pathways
Walls
Word Walls
Cognate charts
Recipes
Intentional messages
Sets purpose of lesson
Teach content
Incorporate Vocabulary
Schedule
Large Group
Songs/chants
Enhance Vocab
Encourage repetition
Group Discussions
Labeled with pictures
Enhance memory
Understand expectations
Small group learning
Build social skills
Practice English skills
Peer interaction
Increase Vocabulary
Choice Time
Promote exploration
Support conversations
Extend important concepts
Assessment Strategies for Dual Language Learners
Observe /Listen
Natural Settings (Choice time/Outdoor play)
Create goal/objectives
Record daily
Checklists
Language goals
Objectives
Anecdotals
Post-it notes
Work Samples
Facilitate conversations
Asses oral language skills
Receptive Language
Expressive language
Performance Based
Portfolios
Organize documentation
Reflect on growth/development
Evaluating progress
Culturally relevant assessments
Language
Style
Translations
Professionals have linguistic/cultural competence
Supports for Classroom Learning
Professional Development
Training
Child Development
Curriculum
Teaching methods
Creating a bilingual/ bicultural classroom
Peer Partners
Build self confidence
Teach each other various languages
Increase friendships
Build communication skills
Hand gestures/movement
Increase vocabulary
Enhance memory
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