Brain-based Literacy Strategies to Support ESL Students (Part 2)

Michelle Dragalin
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30
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Multi Device
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4.9
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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 shares a variety of brain-based teaching strategies to effectively teach students with language delays and students who are second language learners. You will also learn tips and tricks for making your students' learning more productive without undergoing major shifts in their instruction.

Objectives

Discover a variety of brain-based strategies to effectively teach students with language delays and students who are second language learners.

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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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