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168. The Power of Listening: 5 Simple Routines to Help ELLs Thrive

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Have you ever wondered why your ELL students struggle with speaking, reading, or writing?

The answer often comes down to one foundational skill: listening. In this episode, Beth Vaucher explores why listening is the gateway to all language learning, what makes it so challenging for English Language Learners, and—most importantly—five simple and effective routines you can implement right away to help your students strengthen their listening skills.

Listening is often the most difficult skill for ELLs because they are processing a new language in real time, surrounded by unfamiliar vocabulary and fast-paced speech. Without strong listening skills, students struggle to understand directions, participate in classroom discussions, and make sense of academic content. This episode breaks down the biggest barriers to listening comprehension and provides actionable strategies you can use immediately.

If you’re looking for ready-to-use listening activities that seamlessly fit into your lessons, the Equipping ELLs Membership provides over 350 resources designed to support your students’ language development. With a dedicated section on listening activities, you’ll have access to daily warm-ups, independent practice, and scaffolded routines to build listening comprehension.

Try implementing one or two of these routines in your classroom this week, and let us know how they work for your students. You can share your experience by tagging @equippingELLs on Instagram or sending us an email at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you!

Next week, we’ll continue our series on language skills by focusing on speaking. We’ll discuss why speaking is the next critical step in language development and share five practical routines to help your ELLs build confidence and fluency.

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Have you ever wondered why your ELL students struggle with speaking, reading, or writing?

The answer often comes down to one foundational skill: listening. In this episode, Beth Vaucher explores why listening is the gateway to all language learning, what makes it so challenging for English Language Learners, and—most importantly—five simple and effective routines you can implement right away to help your students strengthen their listening skills.

Listening is often the most difficult skill for ELLs because they are processing a new language in real time, surrounded by unfamiliar vocabulary and fast-paced speech. Without strong listening skills, students struggle to understand directions, participate in classroom discussions, and make sense of academic content. This episode breaks down the biggest barriers to listening comprehension and provides actionable strategies you can use immediately.

If you’re looking for ready-to-use listening activities that seamlessly fit into your lessons, the Equipping ELLs Membership provides over 350 resources designed to support your students’ language development. With a dedicated section on listening activities, you’ll have access to daily warm-ups, independent practice, and scaffolded routines to build listening comprehension.

Try implementing one or two of these routines in your classroom this week, and let us know how they work for your students. You can share your experience by tagging @equippingELLs on Instagram or sending us an email at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you!

Next week, we’ll continue our series on language skills by focusing on speaking. We’ll discuss why speaking is the next critical step in language development and share five practical routines to help your ELLs build confidence and fluency.

Links and Resources:


  continue reading

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