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This Math Program Helped Students Blow State Test Scores Out of the Water

Edsurge

Sixty-two percent of Montgomery students are English language learners (ELL). State test scores told Ruiz that all her students, and especially ELLs, needed math support. Fourth grade ELLs at both schools grew their CAASPP scores by 252% of the state average in the 2017/2018 school year. Pilot Study Brief from Digital Promise.

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This Math Program Helped Students Blow State Test Scores Out of the Water

Edsurge

Sixty-two percent of Montgomery students are English language learners (ELL). State test scores told Ruiz that all her students, and especially ELLs, needed math support. Fourth grade ELLs at both schools grew their CAASPP scores by 252% of the state average in the 2017/2018 school year. Pilot Study Brief from Digital Promise.

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New EL STEM Report Highlights the Need for Better Curriculum and Learning Experiences

MIND Research Institute

Those recommendations included policy changes, removing existing barriers to EL access, better curriculum and learning experience, improved training for teachers, and more. So how do we improve math education overall, and do it in a way that’s equitable for ELs and all students? You can read the full report. The Experience Gap in Math.

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Digital Leadership – LIVE Blog of Eric Sheninger Keynote at Leading Future Learning 2015

EdTechTeacher

30% of the population was classified as special needs and 5% were ELL learners. Teachers were empowered to take risks, given access and tools, but never forced to “use technology.” When excuses such as “it’s not equitable” got in the way, they either gave kids devices or used cooperative learning.

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18 manageable ways to differentiate when kids have gaps in their learning

The Cornerstone for Teachers

People are different, and that shows up in our classrooms now more than any other time in US history due to the fact that now is the time we have made education the most open and accessible to more of the population. Often, ELLs (English language learners) are not provided the same types of differentiation in assessment.