Teaching Diverse Learners: Principles for Best Practice
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"This book is a useful text for districts trying to understand their ELL populations and for mainstream teachers trying to help their ELL students."
--Faith Chaney, ESOL Teacher
Hickory Hills Middle School, Springfield, MO
"A realistic guide to providing better educational opportunities for all in a diverse world. By addressing special or exceptional needs, cultural diversity, and general education populations across multiple disciplines, the book reaches out in ways not previously attempted."
--Robert H. Williams, Jr.
Associate Professor of English
Radford University
Practical guidelines and strategies for meeting the needs of every student in your classroom
Based on current research, legislation, and best practices for the classroom, this user-friendly guide offers a comprehensive overview of everything teachers need to know to differentiate instruction for students who are culturally and linguistically diverse, as well as those who have or might have special education needs.
Amy J. Mazur and Patricia Rice Doran present strategies, case studies, guiding questions, extensions, and ready-to-use activities to make critical information accessible to busy PreK-12 teachers. The book helps educators:
Understand key concepts, policies, and cultural issues for working with diverse learnersSet up an effective, emotionally safe classroom Get to know students and their needs and strengthsAdapt curriculum, instruction, and assessment to make learning accessibleCollaborate with fellow professionals, families, and communitiesBy putting the vital information in this book into practice, teachers can meet the various needs of today′s diverse classrooms and ensure academic success for all their learners
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