2011 CREATE Conference

Educating Middle School English Language Learners for College and Career Readiness

 

PowerPoints and Handouts

The slide show presentations and handouts from the 2011 CREATE conference are listed in alphabetical order by presenter.

General and Keynote Session Presentations

PowerPoints

CREATE Science: Developing Science Knowledge and Academic Language in Middle Grade ELLs
Diane August & Annie Duguay, Center for Applied Linguistics

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Welcome and Overview
David Francis, Director, CREATE

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The Legacy of Lau in Contemporary Perspective
Kenji Hakuta, Stanford University

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English Learners and the Staircase of Text Complexity
Elfrieda Hiebert, University of California, Santa Cruz

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Why Students Drop Out of School and What Can be Done About It
Russell Rumberger, University of California, Santa Barbara

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Using the SIOP Model as a Schoolwide Professional Development Framework
Deborah Short & Jennifer Himmel, Center for Applied Linguistics

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Using Word Generation in Classes With ELLs: Does Discussion Really Work?
Catherine Snow & Claire White, Harvard University

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CREATE Social Studies: Developing Social Studies Knowledge and Academic Language in Middle
Grade ELLs

Sharon Vaughn & Colleen Reutebuch, University of Texas at Austin

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Breakout Session Presentations

PowerPoints
Handouts

CREATE Science
Annie Duguay and Diane August

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Data Trends and Policy
Kenji Hakuta and David Francis

Text Complexity
Elfrieda Hiebert

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SIOP Model Professional Development
Jennifer Himmel and Deborah Short

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Supporting Evidence-Based Instructional Practices through Coaching
Colleen Reutebuch and Vanessa Cortez

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CREATE Social Studies
Colleen Reutebuch, Letty Martinez, Ledell Maynor, and Craig Powell

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Why Students Drop Out of School and What Can Be Done About It
Russ Rumberger and David Francis

Using Word Generation in Classes
With ELLs

Claire White and Catherine Snow

 

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