What is Sheltered Instruction? (3:04) What is Sheltered Instruction (Links to an external site.) Video: What is Sheltered Instruction (captioned) (Links to an external site.) 10 Best ELL Practices (4:27) 10 Best ELL Practices – Teaching English Learners.mov (Links to an external site.) Video: 10 Best ELL Practices (captioned) (Links to an external site.) Differentiating Instruction (2:14) Differentiating Instruction 6-12 Part I: Student Choice and Multiple Modes of Learning (Links to an external site.) Video: Differentiating Instruction (captioned) (Links to an external site.) Requirements: 1 page TESOL International Associationhttp://www.tesol.org/ (Links to an external site.) http://www.tesol.org/ (Links to an external site.) World Class Instructional Design and Assessmenthttps://wida.wisc.edu/ (Links to an external site.) https://wida.wisc.edu/ (Links to an external site.) Be sure you have read chapter 3 before completing this assignment. Use your text and the other resources provided by your professor to create a planning guide for Sheltered Instruction using the format given in figure 3.7 in your textbook – with a modification some notes:Leave out the Standards (These are very important items in a lesson plan but for this assignment Im not going to have you include them because I know they are not easily accessible to everyone in the class. I know there is a link anyone can access but if you are not familiar with them yet its a bit much to wade through them).Look up some information on writing learning objectives if needed.Objectives – at least 1 for each: content language and social/affectiveGrouping – at least one Leave out the Standards (These are very important items in a lesson plan but for this assignment Im not going to have you include them because I know they are not easily accessible to everyone in the class. I know there is a link anyone can access but if you are not familiar with them yet its a bit much to wade through them). Look up some information on writing learning objectives if needed. Objectives – at least 1 for each: content language and social/affective Grouping – at least one The rubric below outlines the expectations for this assignment. After you complete the planning guide submit it by uploading it to this assignment. Be sure you have read chapter 3 before completing this assignment.Use your text and the other resources provided by your professor to create a planning guide for Sheltered Instruction using the format given in figure 3.7 in your textbook – with a modification some notes:Leave out the Standards (These are very important items in a lesson plan but for this assignment Im not going to have you include them because I know they are not easily accessible to everyone in the class. I know there is a link anyone can access but if you are not familiar with them yet its a bit much to wade through them).Look up some information on writing learning objectives if needed.Objectives – at least 1 for each: content language and social/affectiveGrouping – at least oneThe rubric below outlines the expectations for this assignment.After you complete the planning guide submit it by uploading it to this assignment.
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