Interactive Reading Strategies for Emergent ELL Readers (1 of 2)
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3 Comments
Maria A. Spargur
Excellent! Also, thank you for sharing your website: www.esltrail.com - it's a great resource.
Joe Slanina
Thank you for your webinar. It has been some time since I worked with these terms, and they were significantly scrambled. Your webinar helped to reorganize and uncloud these reading strategies. Your examples were easy to understand and use as a springboard for my instruction. I think I have been using too many top-down strategies. Partly because, we do not have enough ESL students to have self-contained classes, so there is a lot of pressure to deal with content quickly. But, having viewed your webinar, I am reminded of the value in a balanced approach. I can see how this will be a great benefit to my beginning students. A short amount of devoted time to decoding and phonological instruction will certainly enhance their reading experience. I also see how some dedicated time on bottom-up strategies will be a great help to ESL students at higher proficiency levels who are still struggling with literacy plateaus. I know see how this interactive approach can help take them to the next level in their reading.
Axel
Really an interesting webinar. Thank you for posting this. Will be viewing part later today.