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10 strategies to use with English Language Users. The benefits of each strategy are explained. Two website references are also given.

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This solution goes through 10 strategies to use with English Language Users. The benefits of each strategy are explained. Two website references are also given to help supplement the solution.

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Accommodating English Language Learners

1. Begin where the learners are. This gives you a better idea about how to modify lessons to accommodate student need.

2. Use as simple words as possible. By doing so, you make sure that the student understands your meaning, if not your every word.

3. Enunciate clearly, but not necessarily slowly. This is done for the same reason, student comprehension.

4. Have read-alouds. The student should read to the teacher and ...

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