Ell Reflection

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I currently have not accomplished this goal completely yet. I still feel that I have more strategies to learn so that I may be able to help the ELL students that I will have in my future classroom. However, I would like to reflect upon what I have done towards this goal up until this point. I have worked with multiple ELL students during my internship. The one thing that I see the majority of the ELL students doing is not reading words in their entirety. Many of them read only the root word and not any ending that is added on like, es, ies, or ed. I have worked specifically with 3 students to try to perfect this problem area. One element that has worked great for them is giving them highlighter tape and highlight the parts of the words
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