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How to Support Your ELLs in Distance Learning
Do you have English Language Learners in your classroom? Are you looking for ways to support ELLs while teaching virtually? Well, you’ve come to the right place!
I’ve asked ShaQuina Stanley, who is an ELL Case Manager, to share her best tips for supporting ELLs during distance learning. And she did not disappoint. Get ready to learn all about how to incorporate ELL accommodations, instructional strategies for ELLs, breaking misconceptions about ESLs, and ways to build connections with ELLs and ESLs.