ESL TCE 572

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ESL TCE 572

ZPD
Zone of Proximal Development
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ZPD Zone of Proximal Development
Enculturation The process of Learning and Adapting to a culture
Authentic Activities Relevant and genuine activities that require use of the skills being taught
Scaffolding When support is given to the student in their ZPD until they can do it themselves
Teacher's role Mediation; a teacher or more capable peer mediates the learner's experience by helping them make sense out of it
Direct Instruction Explicit instruction by teacher, aproximation by student, followed by immediate feedback
Modeling Providing a model or example for students to follow
Scaffolding Chunking into small pieces and giving support to ensure success/ mastery
Verbal scaffolding paraphrasing; rephrasing, chants & songs, sentence frames
Visual scaffolding graphic organizers, picture word walls, timelines, charts
Procedural scaffolding predictable routines such as daily schedule, turning things in the same place, using common structures (i.e., #'d heads)
Frey/ Fisher Model for teaching (combines all 3) I do it
We do it
Ya'll do it (plural)
You do it (singular)
Competence What one can do under the ideal conditions
Performance does not always equal competence; only shows what was done under the particular circumstances
Language Competence knowing what sounds right functions of language
Referential Function give and get basic information
Expressive Function show attitude about what you are saying
Integrative Function marks social identity or status
Register a particular form of language that includes choices of syntax, vocabulary & pronunciation
grammatical competence the ability to recognize & produce grammatical structures and use them effectively in communication
Phonology the sound system of a language
Morphology the structure of words (what endings and prefixes can be added)
Syntax the ORDER of the words: AND the order of the words to convey intended meaning
Semantics word meaning-how words are used to convey different meanings
Communicative Competence (Pragmatics: knowing WHAT to SAY, to WHOM, in WHAT circumstances
Communicative competence closely linked to understanding the culture and rules of interaction/communication
ELs need to learn the rules that govern classroom interactions
Rules that govern classroom entering/exiting conversations
take turns in conversation
body space
touchy when talking
Strategic competence strategies that language learners use to allow them to communicate when they don't have words; gestures, expressions, circumlocution, rehearsal strategies (including writing it down ahead of time)
Cognates words from different languages that share common roots
Avoidance need to teach strategies so that ELs don't avoid communication when they have something to say

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