If you are new or fairly new to Dual Language Education (DLE), this session is for you. Learn about the DLE Pillars, research, benefits and the dual language non-negotiables. After this session, you will be able to communicate with stakeholders and explain dual language as well as advocate for student in and out of the program.
In this session school leaders, Dual Language Coordinators, and teacher leaders will learn about the purpose of implementing learning cycles, understand how we can leverage them as drivers of instructional change, and reflect on how the implementation of learning cycles can lead to building equitable, sustainable, high-quality dual language programs.
Explore leadership moves within the terrain of secondary dual language education through the lens of two dual language coordinators who will share their experiences in sustaining and growing their programs. Presenters will highlight considerations for implementation, discuss the challenges they face, and share resources and and strategic moves that have supported their work to address biliteracy teaching and learning for adolescent learners.
Participants will learn about the Arabic language specifications: the metalinguistic differences, and strategies to support the Arab students in a bilingual/ESL classroom. In addition to receiving resources educators will gain knowledge through the discussion of the Social Justice standards as a source that ensures equity and culture responsiveness in their classrooms.
Dual language instruction holds a space where students should be given the skills and opportunities to navigate their full linguistic repertoire. The Bridge is an essential instructional practice that ensures students reach their biliteracy and multilingual goals. I hope this session makes planning for this instructional strategy more fun and exciting.
Join us for an interactive workshop delving into language proficiency scores in English and Spanish! Learn to interpret and leverage these scores for customizing classroom assessments. Share and explore your own differentiated assessment strategies suited for diverse proficiency levels, fostering comprehensive language learning experiences for all students. We'll dissect an assessment example tailored to three language
This presentation will engage teachers in discussing, learning and reflecting on the importance of identity exploration. There will be a particular focus on experiences working with children and their families in a Dual language Pre-K setting that is inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach. Experiences that will be discussed will include ways to gain funds of knowledge from children and their families through the use of multi-modal learning. Additionally, the presentation will explore how to embed identity exploration into the curriculum.
Participants will explore ways to plan, organize, and execute math small group instruction. Teacher will provide some theory behind effectively run small groups in math K-5 and show participants useful practical strategies.
This workshop demonstrates how a Dual Language Special Educator drew from her cultural background to portray Gregorina, the main character, navigating through bullying, diversity, self-esteem, and resilience. The books delve into challenging real-life topics, fostering discussions. The series, comprising "El Cabello de Gregorina" (Spanish version), "Gregorina’s Hair" (English version), and "Gregorina en Chicago, la ciudad de los vientos" (Spanish/English), employs verses and rhymes to showcase diversity within a contemporary family. Gregorina recounts her hair-care challenges, particularly when it was thick and abundant. In "Gregorina en Chicago, la ciudad de los vientos," she uniquely illustrates the immigrant experience, grappling with diverse climates and discovering new celebrations in her adopted home.
Esta presentacion sera sobre como podemos integrar comparar y contrastar en diferentes areas de la educacion Dual. En el mundo actual, donde todos tendemos a tomar decisiones y crear nuestras opiniones sobre cualquier tema basado en pocas fuentes, como educadores necesitamos ofrecer a nuestros estudiantes diferentes puntos de vista y equiparles con las herramientas necesarias para que se pueden enfrentar a los problemas y decisiones que encontraran en el futuro.
In this workshop we will demonstrate ways to utilize total physical response to make vocabulary connections in order to have natural organic conversations with your peers and everyday social interactions.
Students learn best when their basic needs are met. When students' SEL needs are met, they are set to better learn the academic curriculum. Talking Circles are a Tier l SEL practice that supports the students' basic need to belong by creating community in the classroom. Our wave of Newcomers has uncover different emotions on our students' body. Creating an environment where current and new students have to opportunity to get to know each other in a safe/supportive/controlled environment allows all students to get to know each other and find out that as humans we all have similar dreams, needs, and wants. Discovering that we are similar helps students to be more respectful and appreciative of each other This proposal is for participants to participate in a Talking Circle to experience what students would experience in a Talking Circle. Talking Circles are part of Resprotavie Practice (RP). Through RP training provided by the SEL department in CPS, I was received an RP Classroom Lead. If this proposal is approved, I would ask to limit the number of participants to 10 persons per session in order to run a more meaningful Talking Circle. In a school environment, a Talking Circle would include all students in the classroom and the teacher/s.