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and and construct meaning PERSONALIZED LEARNING FOR LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
Personalized learning in in System 44 is driven by the proven FASTT (Fluency and Automaticity through Systematic Teaching with Technology) algorithm which helps English learners manage their acquisition of new information information and then carefully synthesize this information information as long-term memory Universal Screener & Placement Tool
Sight Words
Sight Words
Check-Up
explanations of commonly confused sounds and receive helpful pronunciation suggestions in Spanish Spanish Vocabulary Imagery
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Repeated Exposure to Words
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FrSeeqnutencteaFnilld-Inrepeated exposure to high-utility words helps prepare English learners for participation in in content-area learning processing at at the word word level All words are linked to meaning through the use of images and context sentences Direct Instruction tip again Click
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translations and/or cognates of target words • Spanish Pronunciation Tips: Students hear
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Spanish summaries to help students access content Sight Words
Check-Up:
Assess for Mastery
multiple reports that teachers use to inform small-
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connect to to meaning while building decoding skills Guided Practice Powered by FASTT SCAFFOLDS AND SUPPORTS FOR ENGLISH LEARNERS
spelling words for each student This list becomes the focus of subsequent activities activities Spelling Focus
Spelling Focus
shows important spelling rules and generalizations by playing a a a spelling tip and displaying words that illustrate the spoken tip Click
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Curriculum-Embedded Assessment and Progress Monitoring
As students work independently on the the computer the the System 44 software is automatically and continuously
collecting student performance data which feeds
System 44 software provides direct instruction and individualized practice for English language learners based
on a a a a systematic scope and sequence Features
include: • IllustratedVocabulary: Picturesandanimations
provide visual representations of words to help students • PronunciationModelingandSelf-Monitoring: Instruction presents clear models of pronunciation and gives students the the opportunity to compare their articulation with a a a model • Mouth Position Video: Provides visual and audio
models of accurate phoneme articulation recursively within and and across lessons builds automaticity
• Repeatedreadings: Programactivitiesrequirerepeated readings of words sentences and connected text passages helping ELL students build word recognition and fluency • Repeated exposure to high-utility words: Frequent and and repeated exposure to high-utility words words including words words from the most common academic word families helps prepare ELLs for participation in in content-area learning Use the the Student Achievement Manager to activate the the first-language support features below:
• VocabularyWordTranslation: StudentshearSpanish
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Word Repetition Sound and and Articulation Videos them from a a a a a a a a a list list students with limited English profiwcieonrcdy s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s to to identify specific words words they need to to spelling list words words The assessment separates the words words words that are spelled study • Createscustomizedstudylistsforeach
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