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This paper is based on observations of practice online, library research, and student scholarly interpretation of the two. Students should describe practices viewed, research forms of these practices as they pertain to MLL/ELLs, and offer a scholarly discussion that is focused on implications for teaching.
MLL= Multi Language Learner
ELL= English Language Learner
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Paper outline
I.
Description of observed practices
This part describes the observed best practices of teaching English language learners and
multilingual learners. The practices include group work, differentiated instruction, and
empowering students to take ownership of their learning.
II.
Research about the practices
This section discusses research about the three best practices of group work,
differentiated instruction, and empowering students to take ownership of their learning.
III.
General commentary
This part contains a general commentary on the best practices.
IV.
Implications for teaching
This section discusses the implications of the three best practices for teaching.
V.
References
This part contains the sources cited.
Running header: DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH STUDY
Descriptive Research Study
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DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH STUDY
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Description of observed practices
Every form of achievement must have a beginning point. This statement is sufficient,
particularly when we are talking about learning. For instance, to effectively compose a required
school report, a child needs to learn and understand how to write well. In this regard, learning
how to write requires knowing how to read. Literacy is a crucial foundation for achievement in
learning. Indeed, literacy remains a core component of the educational and career success of a
student. However, literacy can turn out to be among the most troubling things for a student to
properly develop. Literacy is one concern that str...
