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There are a number of words in the English language that are often misunderstood and which people use incorrectly in spoken and written form. In this study-guide, you will find examples of some of the words that are most often used incorrectly along with explanations as to their correct usage.
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Reasoning Through Language Arts
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Do you know who wrote the Federalist Papers? Do you know who was the first Postmaster General of the United States? Can you name two cabinet-level positions in the U.S. Government? Learning Civics is essential for English language learners trying to live, work, and study in the United States. Civics classes can provide learners with the opportunity and information they need to be successful in our competitive society. In this interactive workshop, participants will learn and practice methods for increasing learner retention in ESL Civics and Citizenship courses. Participants will discuss how to design an ESL civics course and what topics to include in the curriculum. Participants will review the skills and vocabulary required to pass the U.S. Citizenship reading, writing, and civics exams. They will examine how to incorporate activities and technology into the classroom that utilize those skills and terms. Participants will also review a multitude of civics print, video, and online resources for instructors and learners. http://adultedresource.coabe.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/pathways-to-citizenship-8fqq7-db8-f.zip
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This presentation is designed to encourage instructors to utilize more cooperative group instruction in order to improve test scores, create meaningful connections between the instructor and student, and improve student engagement. Instructors will also gain knowledge of ways to make classrooms more student-centered and completion-focused while maintaining high expectations. Students in classrooms that are designed for success can expect to be accountable for their performance and achievement. http://adultedresource.coabe.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/APina-Facilitationg-Group-Instruction.pptx
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I do not teach English. I teach students how to learn English.
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Take time to dig into the standards learners need to pass the writing portions of the GED® 2014 & develop a learning plan for the students in your context. Presenter shared promising practices for instructional strategies for scaffolding student learning. The presenter also shared what effective feedback in writing looks like and promising practices for providing effective assessment.You must be logged in to download this resource. Register now if you don't have an account.
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Take time to dig into the standards learners need to pass the writing portions of the GED® 2014 & develop a learning plan for the students in your context. Presenter shared promising practices for instructional strategies for scaffolding student learning. The presenters also shared what effective feedback in writing looks like and promising practices for providing effective assessment.