When Implementing The Strategy For Adera
When Implementing The Strategy For Adera
725-Module 3: Assignment
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725-Module 3: Assignment
When implementing the strategy for Adera, an ENL student newly in the science
classroom, use of illustrations and tangible objects must be arranged. These strategies can help to
explain the difference between her academic and spoken English and she can therefore be able to
understand what is taught in scientific lessons. Good activities to teach both demonstrate and
explanation is a plant growth experiment. Start with naming and explanation of some terms like
“seed,” “soil,” “water” and “growth”; “sunlight” and “measurement” using pictures and learning
material to illuminate the differences. Make groups of the class, distribute seeds, soil, pots and
water in every group. Illustrate the planting process with clear and simple sequences so that
Furthermore, growth charts and diagrams can be used to analyze observations as well as
to engage Adera through the use of simple questions that are accompanied by visuals. Introduce
technology in the classroom by making use of time-lapse videos of plants growing to help relate
the vocabulary used as well as the lesson concepts to the real world. Check Adera’s
comprehension using graphics and writing such as identifying parts of a plant using the defined
words , and oral and diagrammatic presentations of experiment procedures using drawings and
easy to understand sentences. Implemented in the framework of science, this activity also
focuses on the language development of Adera; it helps introduce her to the scientific process
and make her familiar with its principles, as well as maintains her vocabulary experience on a
continuous level. Through the visuals, technology as well as the center for teaching, Adera
remains motivated to learn and effectively, her language development as well as conceptual
Furthermore, growth charts and diagrams can be used to analyze observations as well as
to engage Adera through the use of simple questions that are accompanied by visuals. Introduce
technology in the classroom by making use of time-lapse videos of plants growing to help relate
the vocabulary used as well as the lesson concepts to the real world. Check Adera’s
comprehension using graphics and writing such as identifying parts of a plant using the defined
words , and oral and diagrammatic presentations of experiment procedures using drawings and
easy to understand sentences. Implemented in the framework of science, this activity also
focuses on the language development of Adera; it helps introduce her to the scientific process
and make her familiar with its principles, as well as maintains her vocabulary experience on a
continuous level. Through the visuals, technology as well as the center for teaching, Adera
remains motivated to learn and effectively, her language development as well as conceptual