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Transforming Science Learning: Part 1: Science and Language Integration With Multilingual Learners: Asset-Oriented Framing, 12/14/2022 - Shared screen with speaker view
Refika Turgut
01:17:23
Hello! Refika Turgut, ~ from South Carolina. ~ assistant professor of Literacy and Language Education @University of South Carolina Upstate
Danielle Garrett
01:17:25
Associate Professor of Chemistry Education, Nashville, TN
Hasan Deniz
01:17:47
Hasan Deniz, Director of Center for Math, Science and Engineering Education at University of Nevada Las Vegas
Olivia Luzadder
01:17:49
Hi my name is Olivia! I’m an undergraduate student at Western Illinois University and am studying to become a secondary science teacher
Judie Beccaro
01:17:51
Judie Beccaro- Content Integration and Special Education Program Specialist in Science from Georgia
Dr. Dina Dormer/WCASD
01:17:55
Dina Dormer, STEM supervisor from Southeastern PA, longtime chemistry teacher
Greg Larsen
01:17:58
Good Evening All,Secondary Math & Science Curriculum Specialist, Franklin Pierce Schools, Tacoma WA
Miranda Suvak
01:18:02
Hi, I'm Miranda Suvak -Secondary Science Teaching & Learning - Oklahoma
Jenni Kruse
01:18:03
Hello from Vevay, IN! Senior Instructional Developer at Project Lead The Way
bnd5284@gmail.com
01:18:22
Beth Ma general science 6-8
Christopher Soldat
01:19:03
Christopher Science Consultant state of Iowa
Kelly Cibasek
01:19:08
Elementary STEAM Coach in Dearborn, MI
Jessica Henricksen
01:19:08
Jessica Armento, 3-5 science lab teacher and Science Specialist Coach, Brooklyn NY
Kate Soriano, NSTA
01:30:35
Please share questions as they arise in the chat window. I will gather questions and share with the presenters who will be pausing for Q&A
Kathy Renfrew
01:43:20
Kathy Renfrew saying hello
Kate Soriano, NSTA
01:43:26
Yes! But new people too
Kate Soriano, NSTA
01:47:36
Yes
Kate Soriano, NSTA
01:48:42
Please share questions as they arise in the chat window. I will gather questions and share with the presenters who will be pausing for Q&A
Kate Soriano, NSTA
01:53:26
We have another Q&A at the end of tonight's presentation. Please share your questions as they arise. I'll gather them and share with the presenters.
Kate Soriano, NSTA
02:07:41
Group Sign-Up for Fifth-Grade Explanations (pause before you “leap” to make sure at least one other person is in your group)https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wHt13VbMDFEXxbgqro2mfjBr_7iq3V4Z1Y0IojS85jM/edit?usp=sharing
Kate Soriano, NSTA
02:07:54
You've got this
Kate Soriano, NSTA
02:08:57
You are welcome to use your own name or make one up :)
Kate Soriano, NSTA
02:10:36
When you click the link, it should take you directly to your group table
Jenni Kruse
02:15:28
Something happened to the lower part of the Google doc.
Kate Soriano, NSTA
02:15:51
Would the class look at each other's models and notice things before moving individually to write an explanation?
Kate Soriano, NSTA
02:16:22
@Jenni, I'll check it out the Google doc problem and see if I can fix it
Laura Markham
02:19:50
do they test with and without soil?
Okhee Lee
02:20:36
Good question about soil. In the unit, we used soil consistently. Without soil would be a different investigation.
Danielle Garrett
02:23:15
They are beginning to use scientific terms (e.g., particles)
María Santos
02:23:21
Student uses complete sentences. The spelling errors are expected of a third grader.
Chris Lapetino
02:23:23
Particles are too small to see - very specialized language.
Dr. Dina Dormer/WCASD
02:23:25
misspellings and improper grammar, more everyday language but moving towards specialized
Laura Markham
02:23:25
Spread out, particles, are more specialized
Emily Ford
02:23:26
Mixture of everyday language and science specialized
Esther Niemasik
02:23:37
the student has a good grasp on the science concepts, but is still building grammatical fluency
Wang, Teresa S
02:23:43
They are using specific words to the lesson, uses a conjunction, and an explanation.
Danielle Garrett
02:23:46
:) It is
Kaitlin Clark
02:24:11
Key vocabulary used… particles
Laura Markham
02:24:18
The idea comes across even with errors
Thana Kruawong
02:24:36
the student is developing their grammatical ability, using science vocab
Isaac Gadson 03-83-BM
02:24:38
student is engaging in the lesson
Julia Ward
02:24:48
They use common language when they say wind rather than air maybe and they use the "particles too small to see" which seems to come directly from the unit.
Ingrid Carter (she/her/hers)
02:25:08
Student conveys deep conceptual understanding through written language
María Santos
02:25:12
Laura, I agree that the concept is clear, even with errors.
Arlene
02:25:18
Students are developing an idea and able to understand what that concept is
Judie Beccaro
02:25:50
The student is beginning to be able to explain the science concept and using some science terms to describe their thinking.
Isaac Gadson 03-83-BM
02:27:34
students are forcing on observational skills
Kaitlin Clark
02:28:53
I have a burgeoning family emergency and must go
Kaitlin Clark
02:28:58
My sister is going into labor
Grace Crain-Wright
02:29:10
Oh how exciting Kaitlin!
Dr. Dina Dormer/WCASD
02:29:21
Best wishes!
Kate Soriano, NSTA
02:29:26
Language Instructional Shifts Groups 1-15 When you arrive, wait at the top of the document until placed in breakout rooms.https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1zczbxQ0BXdcraLoXI0TM-P8yjBlWv_K8Y2xfiiQcca8/edit?usp=sharing
Grace Crain-Wright
02:29:27
I also have to step out! Thank you all for a fantastic session!
Kaitlin Clark
02:29:31
Thanks
Laura Markham
02:31:14
cool use of slides
Kate Soriano, NSTA
02:32:17
It would be helpful if one person in breakout shares their screen
Laura Markham
02:32:23
I really wabt to teach with SAIL
Kate Soriano, NSTA
02:41:20
Welcome back to the main room!
MS Karthigeyan Subramaniam
02:44:52
How do we approach gifted students with modalities, registers, etc.?
Hasan Deniz
02:45:04
What is your take on providing sentence starters/sentence frames?
Dr. Dina Dormer/WCASD
02:45:19
Can you please repeat the statement you made about precise language without precise ideas? It was articulate and helped to reinforce the idea that vocabulary doesn't have to be pre-taught
Hasan Deniz
02:45:24
Hi Okhee
Danielle Garrett
02:46:38
Thank you both for a great presentation/workshop this evening!
Kate Soriano, NSTA
02:46:40
Collection of resourceshttps://my.nsta.org/collection/uNSpNIdJGYs_E