Brain-based Literacy Strategies to Support ESL Students (Part 1)

Michelle Dragalin
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30
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Course length
Multi Device
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4.88
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Description

Each student is different in the way that he or she learns, so it is important to use different techniques in your teaching practice to appeal to a wide variety of learners and their needs. Join Michelle Dragalin as she discusses how the brain processes language and the impact that learning a second language has on the brain. You will also learn why it is important for teachers of second language learners to utilize brain-based teaching strategies as part of their instruction.

Objectives

Understand how the brain processes language and why it is important for teachers of second language learners to utilize brain-based teaching strategies as part of their instruction.

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Michelle Dragalin

Michelle has taught for 35+ years, from Head Start to special ed and online ESL. She creates curriculum and loves helping students through hands-on, digital activities. Passionate about teaching, family, and self-care, she lives in the mountains with her husband and dogs.
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