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Putting sounds together to make meaning - ANSWERSMorphology Patterns in a sentence (ex. Subject/Object/Verb) - ANSWERSSyntax Bodily/Kinesthetic works best with... - ANSWERSHands-on activities The sentence "Claudia is waiting for Juan at the bank" is what type of ambiguity? - ANSWERSLexical ambiguity The permissible ways phonemes can be arranged - ANSWERSPhonemic Sequence This type of error hinders communication - ANSWERSGlobal Error This type of errors does NOT hinder communication - ANSWERSLocal Error Examples of alternative assessments - ANSWERSPortfolios, memory box, poem, songs, etc. ELL's emotional comfort effects their second language acquisition - ANSWERSAffective Filter What does CALP stand for? - ANSWERSCognitive Academic Language Proficiency (5- 7 yrs to develop) What does BICS stand for? - ANSWERSBasic Interpersonal Communication Skills (0- yrs to develop) Landmark case that provided equal access for all ELL's - ANSWERSLau vs. Nichols An example of an idiom is... - ANSWERS"time is money" or "it's raining cats and dogs" What are the 2 types of morphemes? - ANSWERSFree and Bound Grice's 4 Maxims - ANSWERSQuality, Quantity, Relevance and Manner Entailment - ANSWERSYou can't have a pig without a piglet Interlanguage - ANSWERSELL student combines L1 and L2 to create a type of third language

Inflectional Morpheme - ANSWERSA morpheme added to the word to MODIFY the form but not change the meaning Derivational Morpheme - ANSWERSA morpheme added to the word that changes the meaning Isoglosses - ANSWERSA 'line' on the map that separates the dialects of language in an area Civil Rights Act - ANSWERSLaw mandates that no one, regardless of race, color, or national origin can be excluded from publicly-funded programs Cognates - ANSWERSwords that have similar meaning and spelling across languages Types of non-verbal communication - ANSWERSTouch, space, gesture and eye contact An ELL in the middle of two generations of immigrants - ANSWERSGeneration 1. This state has the highest enrollment of ELL's - ANSWERSCalifornia PIE stands for - ANSWERSProto-Indo European tree Immersion Program - ANSWERSProvides instruction in both L1 and L2 (ex. 50- class) National ELL population is increasing annually by what percent? - ANSWERS9.7% Pragmatics - ANSWERSThe study of how people use language within social context and how they use language in a particular way The Submersion Program - ANSWERSNot used in the U.S. - this program places ELL's in mainstream classrooms with no language instructional support Castaneda vs. Pickard - ANSWERSLandmark case that established the 3 criteria that a school's program for ELL's could be deemed appropriate to meet students' needs Phonology - ANSWERSthe study of the sound system of a language Minimal Pair - ANSWERSKind and Bind - one phoneme changes the meaning Discourse - ANSWERSWritten or spoken communication, conversational patterns Lexical Ambiguity - ANSWERSA word had two or more possible meanings CALLA stands for - ANSWERSCognitive Academic Language Learning Approach