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Outline: Final Project EDU 562
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Alisha Johnson
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Facilitate Motivate Inspire
00:25
In 2002, 20 percent of all school-aged children spoke a language other than English at home.
00:54
To meet the unique needs of my ELL learners I need to understand their culture.
01:11
Culture can be intertwined.
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The roots provide the deeper values out of which the branch grows
01:44
Visible cultural differences are only ten percent of our cultural identities.
02:02
Teaching ELL students is more than language. It goes deep.
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*Trauma associated with immigration upheaval *Social-emotional stress/anxiety *cultural conflicts
02:27
Differing cultural roots, ideologies, and cultural boundaries cause conflict
02:49
Develop a keen awareness of ELL students potential needs and attune to their strengths
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Visuals, small group work, + process time, collaboartion
03:26
Self-confidence develops as a result of positive experiences in the context of the second language
03:44
63 percent of ELLs graduate from high school, compared with the overall national rate of 82 percent.
04:08
Build on students strengths. Education is not the filing of a of a pail, but the lighting of a fire
This is an outline of my final project in EDU 562.
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Mhm. Mhm.
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Hi everyone.
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So here is my overview of my final project um
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When teaching students I kind of have see it as
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this big umbrella.
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You know my job is to facilitate motivate, inspire um
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spark curiosity within my students and just to help them
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find their voice.
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Um And then of course underneath of all of that
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is meeting the needs of my specific learners.
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Um And in this class we're talking about E.
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L. L.
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Learners. So I thought it was interesting that in 2000
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to 20% of all school age Children spoke a language
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other than english at home.
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Which makes me think that um as an educator I
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need to evolve and adapt to these new little ones
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that are in front of me to meet the unique
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needs of all my E.
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L. L.
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Learners, I need to understand their culture.
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And Noel spoke of this in chapter um For and
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she talked about culture how it was kind of like
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the branches of a tree but it's not just the
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branches but also the roots, the roots that you really
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need to understand.
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Um And that culture can really be intertwined.
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Yeah and it's the roots um that provide the deeper
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values out of which those branches grow.
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So it's important to um develop relationships with my students
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to really understand who they are as individuals because we
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know that two dll students aren't alike.
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And then Um I read one study and put this
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in my paper about visible cultural differences are only 10%
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of our cultural identities so we really can't make assumptions
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and judgments based on our physical appearances.
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Yeah. And then teaching L.
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L. Students is more than language, it goes really deep.
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Yeah. You know often um immigrants um from other countries
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are facing trauma associated with that people um and stress
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and anxiety and just these cultural conflicts, You know their
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roots. They're coming from a different place.
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Different ideologies and uh their cultural boundaries often cause conflicts
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within their E.
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L. L.
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Teachers and within their peers because they're trying to really
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sort out that home life um and their school life.
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I spoke with that a little bit my paper.
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Mhm. And then I just talked about how it's important
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to develop a keen awareness of E.
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L. L.
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Students potential needs and attuned to their strengths.
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We can't see them as deficient.
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Um but instead you know, see them as um attributes
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to our classroom.
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Yeah. And then it's important to provide visual support, small
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group work, additional wait time um and just collaboration opportunities
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for collaborating with their peers.
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So there um you know immersed in not just the
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language but also the culture.
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Yeah. And then self confidence develops as a result of
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positive experience in the context of the second language.
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It's up to us as E.
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L. L.
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Teachers to provide those experiences to them so they can
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heal success.
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And you know, sadly um I read about one study
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where 63% of the LLS graduate from high school.
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This is compared with the overall national rate of 82%.
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Um so it's kind of an uphill climb that we've
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got. Um so we we have an important role that
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we played in helping these students feel successful.
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Thank you.
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And then just build on our students strengths education is
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not the filling of a pail but the lighting of
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a fire.
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And that's a quote by uh W Yeats that I
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believe in.
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So there is a little overview of my final project.
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I hope you guys all have a great summer.
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And it was nice reading everybody's posts and getting to
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know everybody.
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But by
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