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Saturday, July 27 • 2:30pm - 3:45pm
Utilizing Language Tools in Math and Science Classrooms

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Discover effective tools to productively increase academic discourse during math and science lessons. Examine language supports and visible student references that bolster student register and improve verbal and written academic language production during math and science lessons. Consider key structures, such as ways to ask for assistance and language-focused incentives, that turn a too quiet math or science class into an engaging interactive learning environment. Receive practical tools to take back to your classroom and will get students talking in rigorous academic discussions like scholarly mathematicians and scientists.

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Joshua Wood

San Leandro Unified School District
Joshua Wood is a new father who has been teaching in the Bay Area since 2015. Joshua earned his teaching credential from Hamline University in Saint Paul, Minnesota. His teaching practice began in Franklin-McKinley School District located in east San Jose. During his tenure in San... Read More →


Saturday July 27, 2019 2:30pm - 3:45pm PDT
Desert Salons 11-12