Integrated English as a New Language (ENL) Resources
What is Integrated English as a New Language?
In Integrated ENL classes, students receive core content area and English language development instruction, including the use of the home/primary language as support and appropriate ELL instructional supports to enrich comprehension. Integrated ENL classes are taught by a teacher dually certified in the content area and ENL or are co-taught by a certified content area teacher and a certified ENL teacher.
Resources and Helpful Links
Article: Co-teaching ELLs: Riding a Tandem Bike
Bilingual Common Core Progressions
Co-Teaching and Collaboration for Teachers of ELLs
Co-Teaching and Collaboration for Teachers of ELLs: The Role of Administrators (Powerpoint published by Long Island RBERN)
Co-teaching for ELLs resources (listed by the Language RBERN at NYU)
Co-teaching for ELLs weekly planning template
Co-teaching resources published by the Long Island RBERN
Dove & Honigsfeld: Seven Co-teaching Models