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Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners, 2/E
Adrienne L. HerrellCalifornia State, Fresno
Michael L. JordanCalifornia State University, Fresno

ISBN-10: 0130984620
ISBN-13:  9780130984623

Publisher:  Allyn & Bacon
Copyright:  2004
Format:  Spiral Bound; 304 pp
Published:  04/08/2003

A resource book and text for general elementary, middle school, secondary, or K-12 methods courses.

The second edition of this practical, hands-on text provides fifty carefully-chosen strategies to help ELL pupils understand content materials while perfecting their skill at speaking, reading, writing, and listening in English. Each strategy is accompanied by a definition, rationale, and step-by-step implementation instructions; and, all are specifically tied to the most current ELL standards.



This product accompanies:
Herrell & Jordan,  Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners, 3/E

  • NEW - Use of current Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) standards—Includes a matrix table of TESOL's ESL Standards for Pre-K-12 Students after the Preface, plus a chart before each strategy listing standards it supports.
    • Ensures future teachers learn strategies that support TESOL's three goals, nine standards, and three grade-level groupings—supports teachers' documentation of standards-based planning and teaching, as well as monitoring and individualization of instruction for ELL.

  • NEW - Organization that creates a user-friendly resource volume as well as a text—Five sections flow easily from theory and planning, through learner involvement and vocabulary building, to increasing. comprehension; strategies within each section are arranged from easy-to-implement to most-challenging.
    • Helps future teachers plan instruction based on actual strategies—assists them in learning to plan instruction in support of specific objectives.

  • NEW - Emphasis on assessment—Numerous strategies in the theoretical overview section, plus suggestions for assessment integrated into many strategies in other sections.
    • Provides a repertoire of non-traditional assessment ideas—anecdotal records, performance samples, portfolios—de-emphasizing less-effective language-based tools that often prove difficult to use with English language learners.

  • NEW - Integrated material on the use of educational technology—Throughout the text.
    • Ensures students are ready to use all of today's resources—Internet, visual aids, etc.—in effective, efficient ways.

  • NEW - Inclusion of new strategies and updating of first-edition ideas—Emphasizes vocabulary development, based on research validating the importance of vocabulary for ELL pupils.
    • Brings students up-to-date on the most-recent research into English language acquisition—focuses student attention on the need to constantly monitor and interpret learners' successes and challenges.

  • Grounding of material in well-accepted research—Includes thorough, concise summary of relevant research from Krashen, Cummins, Terrell, Swain, Asher, and others.
    • Instills confidence in future teachers—identifies the main theory-to-practice connections for each strategy, allowing prospective teachers the freedom to adapt strategies secure in the knowledge that each is solidly research-supported.

  • Classroom vignettes—Included for each strategy.
    • Illustrate each strategy in use, helping readers see each strategy's flexibility and the variety of uses to which it can be put.

  • Use of current Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) standards—Includes a matrix table of TESOL's ESL Standards for Pre-K-12 Students after the Preface, plus a chart before each strategy listing standards it supports.
    • Ensures future teachers learn strategies that support TESOL's three goals, nine standards, and three grade-level groupings—supports teachers' documentation of standards-based planning and teaching, as well as monitoring and individualization of instruction for ELL.

  • Organization that creates a user-friendly resource volume as well as a text—Five sections flow easily from theory and planning, through learner involvement and vocabulary building, to increasing. comprehension; strategies within each section are arranged from easy-to-implement to most-challenging.
    • Helps future teachers plan instruction based on actual strategies—assists them in learning to plan instruction in support of specific objectives.

  • Emphasis on assessment—Numerous strategies in the theoretical overview section, plus suggestions for assessment integrated into many strategies in other sections.
    • Provides a repertoire of non-traditional assessment ideas—anecdotal records, performance samples, portfolios—de-emphasizing less-effective language-based tools that often prove difficult to use with English language learners.

  • Integrated material on the use of educational technology—Throughout the text.
    • Ensures students are ready to use all of today's resources—Internet, visual aids, etc.—in effective, efficient ways.

  • Inclusion of new strategies and updating of first-edition ideas—Emphasizes vocabulary development, based on research validating the importance of vocabulary for ELL pupils.
    • Brings students up-to-date on the most-recent research into English language acquisition—focuses student attention on the need to constantly monitor and interpret learners' successes and challenges.



Preface.


TESOL Standards Alignment and Matrix.

I. THEORETICAL OVERVIEW.

II. STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCING INSTRUCTION THROUGH PLANNING.

 1. Predictable Routines and Signals.

 2. Visual Scaffolding.

 3. Realia Strategies.

 4. Interactive Read-Aloud.

 5. Advance Organizers.

 6. Preview/Review.

 7. Language Focus Lessons.

 8. Academic Language Scaffolding.

 9. Language Framework Planning.

10. Skills Grouping.

III. STRATEGIES FOR SUPPORTING STUDENT INVOLVEMENT.

11. Total Physical Response.

12. Shared Reading.

13. Leveled Questions.

14. Manipulative Strategies.

15. Partner Work.

16. Communication Games.

17. Bilingual Books and Labels.

18. Cooperative Learning.

19. Culture Studies.

20. Learning Centers.

21. Imaging.

22. Integrated Curriculum Projects.

23. Sorting Activities.

24. Collaborative Reading.

25. Multimedia Presentations.

26. Reciprocal Teaching.

IV. STRATEGIES FOR BUILDING VOCABULARY AND FLUENCY.

27. Modeled Talk.

28. Reporting Back.

29. Vocabulary Role Play.

30. Vocabulary Processing.

31. Word Walls.

32. Story Reenactment.

33. Scripting.

34. Talk Show.

35. Writing Workshop.

V. STRATEGIES FOR BUILDING COMPREHENSION.

36. Read-Aloud Plus.

37. Language Experience Approach.

38. Interactive Writing.

39. Guided Reading.

40. Peer Tutoring.

41. Cloze.

42. Attribute Charting.

43. Cohesion Links.

44. Learning Strategy Instruction.

45. Dictoglos.

46. Free Voluntary Reading.

47. Repetition and Innovation.

48. GIST.

49. Syntax Surgery.

50. Multiple Intelligences Strategies.

Appendix.

  • 9780131992665
    Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners, 3/E
    Herrell & Jordan
    ©2008 | Allyn & Bacon | Paper; 335 pp | Instock
    ISBN-10: 013199266X | ISBN-13: 9780131992665
    Brief Description

Adrienne Herrell is a professor of reading/language arts at California State University, Fresno, where she teaches classes in early literacy, assessment, and strategies for teaching English language learners. Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners, Second Edition, is Dr. Herrell's fifth book for Merrill/Prentice Hall. Her previous books include Camcorder in the Classroom with Joel Fowler; Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners; Reflective Planning, Teaching, and Evaluation: K-12 with Judy Eby and Jim Hicks; and Fifty Active Learning Strategies for Improving Comprehension with Michael Jordan. Dr. Herrell's writing and research are built on her experiences teaching in Florida's public schools for 23 years. She and co-author Dr. Jordan are currently engaged in research in public schools in California, Florida, and Alaska validating the effectiveness of the strategies described in this text.

Michael Jordan is an assistant professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction and Coordinator of the Multiple Subject Credential Program (Elementary Credential) at California State University, Fresno. He has taught primary grades through high school in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and California. Dr. Jordan is an actor, education director, and board member of Theatre Three Repertory Company in Fresno and is dedicated to providing children and youth access to live theater. He and Dr. Herrell incorporate many dramatic reenactment strategies in their joint research working with vocabulary and comprehension development in children learning English in Fresno public schools. Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners, Second Edition, is Dr. Jordan's second book for Merrill/Prentice Hall. His previous book is Fifty Active Learning Strategies for Improving Comprehension with Adrienne Herrell. He has published several articles on interactive script writing and vocabulary development to enhance reading comprehension for children.

Drs. Herrell and Jordan serve as educational consultants to a number of school districts across the nation and have presented widely on the subject of reading and comprehension at national and international conferences.

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