Review – Developmentally Appropriate Methodologies and ELPS Alignment

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What is one effective strategy for helping beginning ESL students improve their listening skills?
- A) Providing sentence starters or frames to assist in writing.
- B) Using visual aids, gestures, and realia to reinforce meaning while speaking.
- C) Encouraging them to engage in complex speaking activities like participating in group discussions.
- D) Reading complex texts.
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According to the text, which strategy is NOT specifically mentioned for integrating language development into a mathematics lesson for English Language Learners (ELLs)?
- A) Employing visual aids, gestures, and realia to reinforce meaning during the lesson.
- B) Teaching the language of comparison such as 'greater than', 'less than', and 'equal to'.
- C) Asking students to describe the steps of a problem-solving process using sentence starters.
- D) Using a short video about a non-mathematical science topic to illustrate a concept.
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What developmentally appropriate strategy could be more relevant to improve intermediate ESL students’ speaking skills?
- A) Encouraging them to fill in blanks or write simple sentences.
- B) Providing opportunities for them to participate in group discussions or give short presentations.
- C) Using visual aids, gestures, and realia while speaking to them.
- D) Exposing them to texts with simple sentences and clear visuals.
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How should teachers scaffold writing tasks for beginning and intermediate ESL students?
- A) Beginning students should write complex sentences, while intermediate students should write essays.
- B) Beginning students should fill in the blanks or write simple sentences, while intermediate students should write paragraphs or short essays.
- C) Both beginning and intermediate students should write complex sentences.
- D) Both beginning and intermediate students should write essays.
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