About the Authors |
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Introduction Just Who Are My English Learners, and How Do I Serve Them? |
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Types of English Learners |
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English Learners in Your Classrooms |
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How This Book Supports English Learners |
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Chapter 1 What We Are Required to Do for ELs |
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Every Student Succeeds Act |
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Key Federal Guidelines and Requirements |
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Chapter 2 Instructional Components and Strategies for Teaching ELs |
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The Development of ExC-ELL |
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What Research Recommends for the Content of Schoolwide Professional Development |
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Features of Effective Instruction for ELs in Content Classrooms |
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How to Teach Vocabulary to English Learners and All Readers |
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How to Teach Reading to English Learners and All Readers |
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How to Teach Writing to Anchor Language, Literacy, and Content |
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How to Organize a Professional Development Program for the Twelve Instructional Components |
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Expected Outcomes With Each Focus of Professional Development |
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Chapter 3 English Language Development and Social and Emotional Skills |
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Social and Emotional Learning |
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Cooperative Learning Activities |
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Cultivation of Helping Behaviors |
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Instructional Practices That Promote Cultural Responsiveness |
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Chapter 4 Professional Development Components |
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What Research Says About English Learner Instruction |
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A Comprehensive Professional Development Model |
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Funds Required to Plan for Comprehensive Professional Development |
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Immediate and Intentional Follow-Up to Training |
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Professional Development for Co-Teaching |
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How to Monitor and Measure Implementation for Positive Transfer From the Training Into the Classroom |
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How Administrators Support Coaches and Teachers |
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Chapter 5 Professional Coaching in the Classroom |
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What Research Says About the Benefits of Peer Coaching |
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Professional Development for Coaches |
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Differentiated Coaching by Expert and School Coaches |
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Peer Observations or Coaching |
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Chapter 6 Sustaining a Quality Implementation |
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Message Expectations for the Transfer to Classroom Instruction |
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Higher Expectation Levels |
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An ExC-ELLent Classroom in Action |
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Chapter 7 Whole-School Approach to Success for ELs (and All Other Students) |
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Benefits of the Whole-School Approach |
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Myths Regarding Whole-School Implementation |
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APPENDIX A Recommended Books and Online Resources |
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Recommended Online Resources |
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APPENDIX B Glossary of EL Categories |
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English Learner Related Terms |
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References and Resources |
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Index |
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