This document outlines four key components for making content comprehensible for students: 1) building background by linking new concepts to past experiences, emphasizing vocabulary, 2) preparing lessons by defining objectives at the appropriate level and integrating language practice, 3) using strategies like scaffolding and varied questioning, and 4) providing comprehensible input through speech tailored to students' level and clear explanations of academic tasks.
This document outlines four key components for making content comprehensible for students: 1) building background by linking new concepts to past experiences, emphasizing vocabulary, 2) preparing lessons by defining objectives at the appropriate level and integrating language practice, 3) using strategies like scaffolding and varied questioning, and 4) providing comprehensible input through speech tailored to students' level and clear explanations of academic tasks.
This document outlines four key components for making content comprehensible for students: 1) building background by linking new concepts to past experiences, emphasizing vocabulary, 2) preparing lessons by defining objectives at the appropriate level and integrating language practice, 3) using strategies like scaffolding and varied questioning, and 4) providing comprehensible input through speech tailored to students' level and clear explanations of academic tasks.
objectives Content should be age & educational background appropriate Adapt content to all ability levels Integrate lesson concepts with language practice
Explicitly link concepts to
students background experience Make clear links between students past learning & new concepts Emphasize key vocabulary
Key Components for
Making Content Comprehensible
4. Comprehensible Input Speak appropriately to accommodate
students proficiency level
Clearly explain academic tasks Use a variety of techniques to make content concepts clear
3. Strategies
Provide ample opportunity to
use strategies Consistently use scaffolding techniques throughout lesson Use a variety of question types