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Topic

  • Culture and Language
  • Child Screening and Assessment
  • Professional Development
  • School Readiness
  • Transitions

Tag

  • (-) Dual Language Learners (42)

Audience

  • Teachers and Caregivers (3)
  • Directors and Managers (1)

Program Options

  • Center-Based Option (1)

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  • Article (22)
  • Publication (12)
  • Video (8)

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  • Preschoolers (4)
  • Infants and Toddlers (1)

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  • Early Essentials (2)
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Early Childhood Development, Teaching and Learning

Ready DLL Mobile App

The Ready DLL app offers access to resources and strategies for supporting children who are dual language learners (DLLs). Teachers and caregivers can also learn key words and phrases in seven languages.

Focus on Book Knowledge and Print Concepts

Learn how to promote the Planned Language Approach's Book Knowledge and Print Concepts in your program. Explore the research and the development trajectory for these skills in children ages birth to 5.

Planned Language Approach: The Big 5 Series

This webinar series provides strategies for implementing the Planned Language Approach's (PLA) Big 5 for ALL.

Special Considerations: Developmental Screening of Children Ages Birth to 5 Who Are Dual Language Learners (DLLs)

Discover key strategies program leaders should consider when screening children who are dual language learners (DLLs). 

Dual Language Learners: Considerations and Strategies for Home Visitors

Learn ways to support home visitors who work with families of children who are dual language learners (DLLs). Explore strategies to support DLLs’ learning in the Big Five for All areas of early literacy.

Planned Language Approach (PLA): Big 5 for ALL

Young children who are dual language learners (DLLs) and those who speak English all require high-quality experiences in: Alphabet Knowledge and Early Writing; Background Knowledge; Book Knowledge and Print Concepts; Oral Language and Vocabulary; and Phonological Awareness.

Planned Language Approach: Book Knowledge and Print Concepts

Find ways to support children’s book knowledge and print concepts. Learn how families can help children build these skills. See how background knowledge develops through the eyes of a kindergartener.

Planned Language Approach: Phonological Awareness

Learn ways to develop young children’s phonological awareness and how families can help their children build this key skill. Find out how kindergartner, Joan, developed phonological awareness from birth.

Planned Language Approach: Oral Language and Vocabulary

Explore resources related to developing young children's oral language and vocabulary, including support strategies for parents and families. See how these skills develop through the eyes of a kindergartener.

Planned Language Approach: Background Knowledge

Discover how young children’s background knowledge is key to learning as well as ways parents and families can support it. Learn how background knowledge develops through the eyes of kindergartener, “Joan.”

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