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Page 1: Best Practices for Language and Content Instruction John Stanford International School February 2, 2008 Co-sponsored by Seattle Public Schools and John

Best Practices for Language and Content

Instruction

John Stanford International SchoolFebruary 2, 2008

Co-sponsored by Seattle Public Schools and John Stanford International School, funded by the State Innovations Grant

from Longview Foundation to the Washington State Coalition for International Education.

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Goals of the Workshop

• Learn about the research and best practice for language learning and teaching in immersion and mainstream classrooms.

• Observe how teachers use best practices in their classrooms to increase language and content learning.

• Dialogue with presenters and each other about how to use best practices for classroom learning.

• Consider when and how to incorporate these best practices into their own teaching.

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John Stanford International School

John Stanford International School is a K-5

elementary school in the Seattle School District with a

Japanese and Spanish immersion program in which

students spend half the school day immersed in the

target language studying math and science. The other

part of the school day is spent in an English-speaking

classroom focusing on literacy, writing, social studies,

and art. John Stanford also has a Bilingual Orientation

Center BOC for newcomer students who are immersed

in English while continuing their academic learning.

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Teacher Presenters

• Maria Buceta Miller (K/1 Spanish)• Sabrina Kovacs-Storlie (2/3 Spanish)• Amy Hicks (formerly 2/3 English)• Karol Franz Harisiades (2/3 English)• Nicole Silver (BOC Teacher)• Elisabeth Brace (ELL Teacher)

• Michele Anciaux Aoki, Workshop Coordinator

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GLAD Key Trainers

Two GLAD Key Trainers attended the workshop and answered questions about Guided Language Acquisition Design GLAD (www.projectglad.com)–Melissa Corea ([email protected]

)– Jody Bader ([email protected])

http://www.projectglad.com/
mailto:[email protected]
mailto:[email protected]
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Hosts for the WorkshopKelly Aramaki, current Principal at John Stanford International School, and Karen Kodama, founding Principal and current International Education Administrator for Seattle Schools

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Pictorial

Pictorial: Participants will see how a pictorial or big picture input chart can be used to create a language rich environment while enhancing vocabulary and key concepts in a reading, social studies, math or science unit. A picture is drawn in front of the class while the teacher discusses key concepts from the unit.

Presenter: Amy Hicks

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Pictorial and Note Taking and Process Grid

Pictorial and Note Taking: Participants will see a practical application of a pictorial combined with the note taking process. Students practice note taking skills and comparing and contrasting with a graphic organizer other than the double bubble.  Process Grid: Participants will learn how a process grid, a graphic organizer, can be used to compare literature genres, for example fairy tales from different areas of the world. This easily transfers to other subject areas.

Presenter: Karol Franz Harisiades

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Big Book

Big Book: Participants will learn how to make a patterned big book. The big book focuses on important concepts, vocabulary and content standards of the unit.

Presenter: Maria Buceta Miller

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Cognitive Dictionary

Cognitive Dictionary: Participants will see how to use TPR, word parts, and student predictions to help students internalize key content vocabulary.

Presenter: Sabrina Kovacs-Storlie

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Pictorials in Spanish Immersion Classroom (K/1)

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Chants

Chants: Participants will hear and see some examples of chants designed for ELL content areas. They will see how chants can be used for vocabulary development and to build fluency. 

Presenter: Nicole Silver(with Elisabeth Brace)

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Non-Fiction/Narrative Input Chart

Non-Fiction/Narrative Input Chart: Participants will see how a text can be "read" to students in layers in order to scaffold the content and vocabulary. The selected non-fiction text is taken apart and reconstructed visually and orally for the students using key vocabulary, TPR, and images from the text. 

Presenter: Elisabeth Brace

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Michele, Elisabeth, Sabrina, Karol, Maria, Amy


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