Impacts of academic language, productive talk, and higher level questioning skills on student learning
By: Kenna Wyatt
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Academic Language prompts...
(Dunston and Tyminski, 2013)
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1-Increased Comprehension
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2-The Expansion of abstract reasoning abilitities
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3-Increased Conceptual Understanding
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Examples of Academic Language in Classroom Setting:
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- Teachers saying, " there's a specific word for that" to encourage academic language use.
- Projects being done with specific academic language pertaining to the chapter.
- Use of words such as addition or subtraction versus "plusing" or "minusing"
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Productive Talk Prompts...
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Examples In a Classroom Setting:
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- " Think, Pair, Share"
- Asking students to share where they went wrong in a problem/ if others had the same issue
- Having students try example problems on the board and explain how they got to that solution
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- the revealing of misunderstandings
- encourage language development
- improve memory
- foster the development of social skills
( Walter, 2018)
- " Who can tell me why this is the next step in solving this problem?"
- " How would you compare substitution to elimination?"
- " Can you provide an alternative solution to this problem?"