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By Margo Gottlieb, Gisela Ernst-Slavit

Make each scholar fluent within the language of learning.

The universal middle and ELD criteria supply pathways to educational good fortune via educational language. utilizing an built-in Curricular Framework, districts, faculties studying groups can:

  • Design and enforce thematic devices for studying
  • Draw from content material and language criteria to set pursuits for all scholars
  • Examine standards-centered fabrics for tutorial language
  • Collaborate in making plans guide and evaluation inside of and throughout classes
  • Consider linguistic and cultural assets of the scholars
  • Create differentiated content material and language goals
  • Delve deeply into educational ideas regarding educational language
  • Reflect on instructing and studying

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With this series, we recognize the diversity of classrooms throughout the country and how to bring academic language into everyday conversations for all educators and students to partake of and enjoy. In the pages that follow, we describe each component of the Framework. These descriptions are followed by a set of questions to guide professional learning communities, grade-level teams, or collaborating teacher pairs in thinking about how to apply the Framework to their own settings. We invite you to share, select, and use the questions as a starting point for designing a linguistically and culturally responsive curriculum.

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