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 * "If you don't transform, you're stuck." **

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The backstory on the video: Students at the end of G4 in June 2012 wanted desperately to play a real game (i.e. board game or video game) in ESL. During the last week of school, they got their wish. BUT...

Being an ESL teacher requires a Swiss Army knife of tools for differentiation ready at one's disposal. In my more than a decade's worth of experience, I've learned and used myriad strategies and methods that help me help students learn to read, write, speak, and understand English. The same strategies and the many years of practice help me to walk into someone else's classroom and offer quality support whether the lesson is going as planned or not.

This year I continued with the best practices I have used in past years and have added or emphasized others such as the "Squeepers" reading comprehension "package" and reader responses.

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