Demystifying Curricular Design for Multilingual Learners

The English Learners Success Forum Fall Institute will provide content developers with deep knowledge of designing instructional materials that allow multilingual learners to thrive with grade-level content.

You will walk away with…

• knowledge around what to prioritize when designing with multilingual learners at the forefront
• a key task and text from your product that has been analyzed for content and language demands
• concrete plans for how to support students with the content and language demands  
• examples of student discourse opportunities and formative assessment look-fors tied to the key text and task  
  

Should you attend?

If you answer yes to any of these questions, then we think this institute is for you.

• Would you like your content staff to have a shared understanding of the three key design moves for developing materials that are responsive to multilingual learners’ needs and assets?
• Do you want to understand how states and districts attend to MLLs in curriculum adoption efforts?
• Are you interested in learning from the leading ML experts in Math, ELA, and Science materials development?
• Do you want dedicated team time to create prototypes for designing with MLs in mind that can be shared with writers?

Cost

$850 per person | $790 per person for teams of 2-9 | $765 per person for groups of 10+

Audience

Content developers, including teams within the Content, Product, Math, Science, ELA  departments.

Sample Agenda

(For reference only. Actual agenda subject to change.)

Day 1, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

• Welcome
• Keynote
• Prioritizing the Guidelines with 3 design moves
• Break  
• Analyzing key tasks for language and content demands
• Lunch
• Analyzing tasks and texts (cont.) in breakout rooms by content area
• Prototyping in CD teams
• Break
• Supporting students to meet language and content demands
• Wrap Up

Day 2, 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

• Supporting students to meet language and content demands (cont.) in breakout rooms by content area
• Break
• Rapid prototyping language and content supports
• Importance of student discourse in building knowledge and developing language
• Rapid prototyping student discourse opportunities
• Lunch
• Formative assessment for language in content area breakouts
• Wrap up

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