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This course provides a comprehensive introduction to English as an Additional Language (EAL) and the vital role school staff play in supporting pupils who are developing English proficiency. It outlines how to identify EAL learners, understand their diverse backgrounds, and distinguish EAL from other learning needs such as SEN.
You will explore the legal and statutory frameworks governing EAL provision, alongside practical classroom strategies to promote inclusion and language development. The course also covers effective assessment methods and how to provide constructive feedback tailored to EAL learners.
The course examines the importance of collaboration within schools and with external agencies. You will learn how teachers, teaching assistants, and other professionals can work together to design and implement effective support plans that ensure every EAL learner has the opportunity to succeed academically and socially.