Orienting to the Numeracy Needs of Adult ELLs
    Author: Heather Tatton-Harris and Kristy Stoesz
    Subject Area: Mathematics/Numeracy
    Program Level: Conference 2017 Materials
    Material Type: Lesson Plan
    Language: English
    License: (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) For license summary click here

    Abstract:

    Orienting to the Numeracy Needs of Adult ELLs (Heather Tatton-Harris, Kristy Stoesz from Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School):  https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1w5YJ19G_OGNU4s1tau0pTRknyqHyVdvqC4NajElTDfk/edit?usp=sharing  
    COABE 2017 presentation The Vegas Five in two parts PPT and DOCx
    Author: Glorious Fealing
    Subject Area: Other, Speaking/Listening
    Language: English
    License: (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) For license summary click here

    Abstract:

    The Vegas Five are helpful to instructors because they seek to incorporate, in an effective and efficient manner, the elements of second language acquisition: reading, writing, listening and speaking, plus grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation
    Teaching Techniques for Low Level Learners
    Author: Sara Z. Gutting
    Program Level: Adult Basic Education
    Material Type: Lesson Plan
    Language: English
    License: (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) For license summary click here

    Abstract:

    6 Step Lesson Plan Objectives: 1. WARM—UP-An activity that a) uses previously learned content to begin a new lesson. b) lasts 5-10 minutesc) uses materials students are familiar with from previous lessonsd) or any fun activity that gets them up and moving. 2) INTRODUCTION–How will I introduce this topic? What is my purpose in teaching this topic? Which College and Career Readiness/Common Core Standard does it align with? 3) PRESENTATION–How will I incorporate Webb’s DOK into this presentation? What realia will I use from student’s lives to present this topic? 4) PRACTICE–Teacher directed, withpeers, or individually. Break into learnings stations or small groups. How will I incorporate Webb’s DOK into the practice? 5) EVALUATION–Instructor provides an activity that assesses leaners. It can even be a verbal, written, or hands-on assessment. 6) APPLICATION–An activity that requires students to apply new knowledge to their own lives or situation. © Sara Z. Gutting, LLC