Jennifer Taylor - Saxton

Grace Sullivan - Islip Career Center

Hi everyone, Linda Romano- Newburgh School District, Newburgh NY

Jeremy Bozzelli - Eastridge High School (Rochester, NY)

Kevin Van Dongen- Eastridge High School: Rochester, NY

Yes

Yes

Shannon Gross-Literacy Interventionist

English

Health Science Education

Social Studies

Cosmetology

ENL

8th Grade Math with ENL students

Nurse assisting

Work-Based Learning Coordinator

Spanish

Music - East Irondequoit, Rochester NY

Work study program

FACS

Frustration / Disengagement

Students get discouraged and frustrated

They may be confused and possibly overwhelmed, and won't be put in the best position possible to succeed

We lose them

I feel I am not helpful or as effective when I can't reach my students and see them sad

Disengagement that might lead to the classroom management

They shut down

Distracted

Decreases Sense Of Belonging

Yes

No

No

yes, all levels

All levels

Yes, all levels

Yes, 7 all levels

Yes, advanced

Yes I have all different levels

Yes, beginners to intermediate K-6

yes all levels

I have ELL's . I teach newcomers as well as students who are two years in the school

11 & 12

Definitely some that aren't familiar

I understood most of them, the speed of which Robin Williams spoke made a few difficult to understand

It was too fast

Sounds like a BOCES staff meeting.

HW, ELA, SS

CTEIEP

IEPetc

SAS

MOA, MOU, IEP

Osha

NAEYCCSE

gov't

Epa

CSE, IEP

NYSESLAT

SDS

CNA RN LPN

The organization abbreviations are hard- NYSACTE, WBL, NYSTTTA

Yes.

CDOS

B.C.E., A.D

National Association for the education of young children

Both

both

Both

Both

Healthcare uses lots in skills, writing, and speaking, as well as reading

Word wallsGlossary of terms

Picture dictionaries

Have a reference available digitally or in print of common abbreviations.

vocabulary in the beginning of the unit, a content knowledge glossary going from English to the student's home language.

teach the vocabulary and then provide visual cues as much as possible

visual cues

Assign vocabulary week ahead of time

Spanish was my first language

My first language was Italian, however since I do not use it, I can understand it. I struggled as a child learning English

I had accent for a long time, I learned English by listening to songs...the Beatles LOL

we can't see it

Im not seeing anything

thank you

raining cats and dogs

It’s raining very heavily

Raining cats and dogs

😆

It's raining cats and dogs!

Raining cats and dogs

Great picture!LOL

pouring outside

It's raining hard

pouring

Its coming down out there!

It's pouring!

out of the box

think outside the boz

Think outside the box.

box*

Out of the box thinking

Think outside the box

think of something different/unique

be creative/unique

cornerstone

cutting corners

dont cut corners

cutting corners

No shortcuts

cut nose to spite face...never got that one when my mother said it

cut my nose off despite my face

LOL

cut your nose off despite your face

I have never seen that one

or heard it

don't cut your nose to spite your face

is that a bathroom?

Johnny on the spot???

The elephant in the room

The elephant in the room.

The elephant in the room

the elephant in the room

The elephant in the room

My mother called the bedpan that

Have your ducks in a row

Ducks in a row

ducks in a row

Ducks in a row

Ducks in a row

no

https://docs.google.com/document/d/19d-VVBu27brE7smRXTl3NnHSI2pCdnbNU3-UmMK27Fs/edit?usp=sharing

https://forms.gle/TJEyV8eSAa2vtMyF9https://nyctecenter.org/resources/asynchronouslearninghttps://nyctecenter.org/https://nyctecenter.org/images/SharingSupportFlyer_final.pdf

It was fun, but I did see one that I never heard of.

Thank you, Kim!

Sometimes it’s a generational gap that causes students to not understand our language. ENL or not!

So true!

Thank you!

Thank you!