View source for English as a New Language: The Basics, Accommodations, and Co-teaching

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== '''Overview and Purpose''' ==

Are you a classroom teacher and have students in your class that English is not their first language? Are you looking for ways to accommodate these students in your lessons, activities, and assessments? Are you working with an English as a New Language teacher within the same classroom and want to get more out of the co-teaching experience? This course address each of these topics appropriate for teacher in elementary, middle, or high school settings. The world of English as a New Language has a vast amount of information, but this course is designed to consolidate the need to know information for classroom teachers. Throughout this course, we will work to build your general understanding of English as a New Language (Unit 1), ability to adapt curriculum and course material for language learners (Unit 2), and approach towards creating a productive and effective co-teaching situation (Unit 3). 

While these units do build off of each other and work together to deepen your knowledge of English as a New Language, they can also be used in isolation if the learner specifically needs one unit of study. 

=='''Needs Assessment'''==

Briefly summarize what you found out from your needs assessment regarding the learners' gaps of knowledge, skills, and attitudes  that your mini-course means to address.

== '''Performance Objectives''' ==

State the course-level objectives here. Sometimes, when the course objectives actually map onto the unit objectives, it is fine to combine the objectives with the following unit structure to state the objective(s) of each unit.

== '''Course Units''' ==

This mini-course includes the following units. Click the title of a unit to go to its page. 

[[Unit 1: The Basics]]

Brief overview

[[Unit 2: Accommodations]]

Brief Overview

[[Unit 3: Co-Teaching]]

Brief Overview
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To place the above picture, first I uploaded it using the Upload file button in left pane.
Then in Edit on this page I typed File:thenameofmypicture.jpg in double brackets. For the advanced features I added after jpg the following

|thumb - puts the image in a frame and allows me to add a width for my image

|300px - using any number sets the width of the image

|left - or right sets the alignment and allows text to wrap around the other side

|any text - place after the final pipe will be added as a caption to the image

The video for adding images can be found on youtube here.

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