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"Every child is AELL, an academic English language learner, including those from a home in which language usage maps more readily onto classroom contexts. However, youths with limited English proficiency, primary language delays, or nonstandard dialects will arguably have more acute and compelling academic oral language priorities as schools embark upon career and college readiness courses." 
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Begin with the end in mind! What do you want students to achieve by the end of your lesson? Start there, and work our which strategies will help you and your students reach that goal.
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Understanding Language is devoted to improving education for English Language Learners in light of the new Common Core State Standards and Next Generation Science Standards.
Mary Reilley Clark's insight:
Lessons designed for English Language Learners, but useful as a model for all ELA classes.
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