You guys! Check this out! My student who never stops moving, talking, shouting out, today revealed he has a secret power: he’s an artist! Sketches inspired by #ElEscapeCubano, by @mcanion. If you know the book, can you guess which chapter?
Being able to see Guernica by Picasso in person had a special significance to me after reading and teaching "Agentes secretos y el mural de Picasso" by @MCanion
“Where did I leave you behind? Where did I lose you?” @MCanion reflecting on how to make connections with students. Asking for help builds trust. #csctfl23
A5 Promote reading? Educating about 2 goals for reading: language acquisition and cultural. They can often use a different type of text for the novice learner. #langchat
A3 motivation, strategy use, executive function skills can be overlooked in reading instruction. Language comprehension is one of 4 categories in reading #langchat
TA authentic texts push out profession into camps when it might be better to show how they work together with facilitating comprehension and improving proficiency #langbook
A4 It has always been fun seeing students at parent teacher conferences realize that I can speak English. It is game of keeping everyone in L2 because it is rather silly that a whole class is using a language that is not the fastest way to communicate #langbook
A4 It is like opening a small window of a dam, the flow of using L1 can flow out too much and you will have a tough time getting the L2 flow back #langbook
A2 monitoring if exchanges are interactive, when there is no engagement is it because of lack of understanding or irrelevant materials or lack of purpose in the lesson? #langbook
A1 constant movement between authentic resources and leveled resources. It is hard to sustain fluency reading when the text is not grade-level. Authentic provides background knowledge #langbook