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Syntax Surgery: This is an effective strategy for students that are struggling with word order. In this strategy, the teacher writes sentences on sentence strips. The teacher then cuts up the words and jumbles the order; the teacher has the students put the sentences back together in the correct order. |
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Sentence Frames: This strategy is effective in promoting academic language. In this strategy, the teacher can model more advanced academic language structures such as, "In my opinion..," and "When you compare...". Sentence frames can be used to reinforce more complex grammatical structures |
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Formulaic Frames: Formulaic frames go beyond the sentence response and provide an entire frame for a specific genre of writing or speaking (i.e. a persuasive essay). The students follow a specific template from beginning to the end. |
Information writing formulaic frame |
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Picture Word Inductive Method (PWIM): leverages the visual strength of images to engage learners and promote deeper understanding of new vocabulary and grammatical structures |
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