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elizabeth choi

@mrs_ebchoi

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🌍 ναℓєηтιηα gσηzαℓєz (@valentinaesl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When people feel inadequate at something they often avoid it. Students who feel inadequate at reading, avoid reading; those who feel inadequate at speaking in front of others, sit quietly; and often teachers who don’t feel prepared to teach multilingual learners avoid them and

When people feel inadequate at something they often avoid it. Students who feel inadequate at reading, avoid reading; those who feel inadequate at speaking in front of others, sit quietly; and often teachers who don’t feel prepared to teach multilingual learners avoid them and
elizabeth choi (@mrs_ebchoi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

and that’s a wrap! #KaganSA big take-aways: 1. engagement matters 2. practice makes progress 3. a little fun goes a long way

and that’s a wrap! #KaganSA big take-aways:
1. engagement matters
2. practice makes progress 
3. a little fun goes a long way
Kagan Publishing & Professional Development (@kaganonline) 's Twitter Profile Photo

That’s a wrap on the 2024 Kagan Summer Academy 🎢 A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and brought their energy and enthusiasm. We’ll see you all next year 🌟 #kagan #KaganSA #kagansummeracademy #cooperativelearning #professionaldevelopment #teacherevents

Holly Sawyer (@hollysawyeresl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Make learning social. ❤️ Adding “pairs do” is an easy no prep added layer of (interactive) support for #ML students. They intuitively know it too, and will often even request, “Can we work on this together?”

elizabeth choi (@mrs_ebchoi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

back to school! thinking of ways to help teachers of #ELs visualize the many facets of language proficiency so we can support student growth from all angles. big idea: proficiency is more than just "speaking English" what can I add?

back to school! thinking of ways to help teachers of #ELs visualize the many facets of language proficiency so we can support student growth from all angles.

big idea: proficiency is more than just "speaking English" 

what can I add?
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wordless bracelets! these five little beads got us talking about ourselves and others all day long… and of course my students were so creative with the class photos. 🤩 we’re off to a good start!

wordless bracelets! these five little beads got us talking about ourselves and others all day long… and of course my students were so creative with the class photos. 🤩 we’re off to a good start!
Sarah B. Ottow (@sarahottow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How to make sure that multilingual students meet the same academic standards as English-speaking students. #teacher #teacherlife #teacherproblems #teachertips #teacherhack

elizabeth choi (@mrs_ebchoi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

spotted in Seoul… multilingual signs everywhere! they seem to say, “we’re glad you’re here.” such a simple way to welcome everyone. 🙂

spotted in Seoul… multilingual signs everywhere! they seem to say, “we’re glad you’re here.” such a simple way to welcome everyone. 🙂
Kagan Publishing & Professional Development (@kaganonline) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Let it SNOW...ball ❄️ Looking for a fun and interactive way to energize your classroom during the winter season? The Snowball Kagan Structure gets students engaged, collaborating, and moving! Pair up, write a question and answer, and get ready for an exciting snowball fight 🌨️

Let it SNOW...ball ❄️ Looking for a fun and interactive way to energize your classroom during the winter season? The Snowball Kagan Structure gets students engaged, collaborating, and moving!

Pair up, write a question and answer, and get ready for an exciting snowball fight 🌨️
elizabeth choi (@mrs_ebchoi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

every student published a paragraph from their writing portfolio. every. single. one. they selected their piece, revised it, added evidence, images, and a title that supported their ideas. they all deserve recognition because writing is hard work!

every student published a paragraph from their writing portfolio. every. single. one. they selected their piece, revised it, added evidence, images, and a title that supported their ideas. they all deserve recognition because writing is hard work!