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Tag Archives: extensive reading
Are Your ELLs Getting Enough of This Crucial Source of Language Input?
Pardon the clickbait phrasing of the title, but it seems to have gotten you reading, and this post is all about just that: getting students to read. Below, I’ll be talking about extensive reading (ER), a practice that researchers and theorists … Continue reading
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Tagged as adult education, evergreen, extensive reading, reading activity, Robert Sheppard, secondary education
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Reading Texts for Adult ELLs
When it comes time to find a text for your next adult reading lesson, it can seem that everything you pick up is either Finnegan’s Wake or Charlotte’s Web, with none of the in-between that your students need. We need … Continue reading
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Tagged as adapted texts, adult ed, adult education, authentic texts, evergreen, extensive reading, graded readers, periodicals, reading, reading comprehension, Robert Sheppard
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