Below is more information on what teacher should know about using Schemas, how to apply them in the various instructional strategies.
Teaching English Language Learners in the 21st century is no easy task, but luckily there are many resources and tools to use. Using a combination of resources can be very beneficial to ELL students. Here you will gain a new insight on how to make each student's learning experience equitable. This will provide you sources to implement into your classroom.
Friday, April 10, 2020
Using Schemas
Schemas or prior knowledge plays an important role when it comes to being able to learn. If a student is less familiar with the context then it will be significantly more difficult to comprehend it. But if their schemas or prior knowledge have an understanding it will make it easier to gain comprehension. Educators should provide texts that are meaningful and engaging through the use of culture for success (McVee et al., 2005, pg. 550)
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