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WorkshopWorkshop Aligning Structural and Instructional Practices to Promote Engl
DepartmentDepartmentESU 13 Scottsbluff
Default ContactDefault ContactLisa Myles
Default LocationZoom
Description Aligning Structural and Instructional Practices to Promote English Learner Success During the 2020–21 School Year Confirmation

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Description:
Engaging English learners (ELs) in any instructional setting requires alignment of classroom level, school level and district level practices. This coherence becomes even more critical when schools need to pivot between a variety of possible scenarios of school operation. In preparation for fall opening of schools, during this 90-minute webinar, panelists will review the equal access legislative context for EL education; present a theory of action (TOA) that reflects both the legislative context and foundations for EL education; present a sample of evidence-based instructional practices for ELs that support rigorous teaching and learning; and address systemic actions and leadership strategies that participants may use to support educators within their contexts.

Join presenters from Office of English Language Acquisition (OELA), Department of Justice (DOJ), and Regional Education Laboratories (REL) West on July 23, 2020 at 3:00 pm ET for a discussion on administering EL programs and instruction in the upcoming 2020–21 school year.

A certificate of completion will be available to registered attendees who participate in at least 90% of the webinar time.

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