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Why is social and emotional support important for ELLs?
To foster belonging, confidence, and academic success
To foster belonging, confidence, and academic success
To prepare them for standardized testing
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How can teachers support the emotional needs of ELLs?
Give them less work to reduce pressure
Ignore cultural backgrounds to treat all students the same
Correct them every time they make a mistake
Build trusting relationships and include their cultural identity
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Social and emotional support has little effect on an ELL's academic success.
True
False
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What is one major social-emotional challenge ELLs often face?
Difficulty connecting with peers due to language differences
Getting Special Privilege's
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Which of the following is an example of emotional support for an ELL?
Allowing time to express feelings in their native language
Removing them from group work
Giving a math test in English
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What might cause an ELL to feel isolated at school?
Being fluent in multiple languages
Cultural differences and limited English skills
Participation in after-school programs
High grades
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Building strong relationships with ELLs can improve their emotional well-being and classroom participation.
True
False
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ELLs may feel isolated or anxious if they struggle to communicate with their peers.
True
False
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What is one risk of not providing social-emotional support for ELLs?
Increased school attendance
What is one risk of not providing social-emotional support for ELLs?
Feelings of anxiety, low self-esteem, and disengagement
Less time spent online
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Who are English Language Learners (ELLs)?
Students learning English in addition to their home languag
Students who only take English classes
Students who are born in the U.S.
Students who are born in the U.S.
