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Listening and Speaking Activities for ELL Students

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What are some listening and speaking activities for English language learner (ELL) students in the classroom?

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This solution discusses various activities that can help English language learner (ELL) students to listen and speak better in the classroom. The solution provides specific examples of some of the various assisting strategies.

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One way to assist English language learner (ELL) students is by helping them to use basic social vocabulary, phrases, and sentence structure. These can be adjusted as the student progresses to include using more complex language forms, academic vocabulary, forms of grammar, sentence structures that are used in listening, speaking, reading and writing. An example would be using word analysis by dissecting words into their ...

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