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language learning . Students ' prior world knowledge , experiences , and fluency in their native language , when different from the mainstream , have translated into the infamous achievement gap that spurred major educational reforms ...
language learning . Students ' prior world knowledge , experiences , and fluency in their native language , when different from the mainstream , have translated into the infamous achievement gap that spurred major educational reforms ...
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their curriculum materials , pedagogy , assessment , and expectations for their ELL students . Scanlon ( 2007 ) states , “ A fundamental barrier to conceptualizing linguistic diversity from an asset - based perspective is the capacity ...
their curriculum materials , pedagogy , assessment , and expectations for their ELL students . Scanlon ( 2007 ) states , “ A fundamental barrier to conceptualizing linguistic diversity from an asset - based perspective is the capacity ...
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Assess English language learners through formative assessments of phonological processing , letter knowledge , and word and text reading . All students should be assessed to determine these foundational skills .
Assess English language learners through formative assessments of phonological processing , letter knowledge , and word and text reading . All students should be assessed to determine these foundational skills .
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