Melissa Henning - Using the Four Domains to Help ENL Students Learn

The video discusses Teachers First, a nonprofit focused on supporting ENL students. It highlights the growing number of ENL students in the US and emphasizes the importance of using the four learning domains—reading, writing, listening, and speaking—alongside tech tools to enhance learning. Recommended tools include Fluent Key, Duolingo, and Book Creator, which offer free resources to aid language acquisition. The video encourages educators to explore these tools to better support diverse learning needs.

What is the primary focus of Teachers First as mentioned in the video?

• Offering paid courses for advanced learners

• Supporting underserved populations, especially ENL students

• Developing new language curricula

• Providing free resources for all students

Which of the following is NOT one of the four domains of learning discussed?

• Listening

• Writing

• Speaking

• Reading

Which tool is described as a game-based learning platform that combines listening comprehension?

• Duolingo

• Fluent Key

• Lingo Hut

• Book Creator

What feature does Book Creator offer for ENL students?

• Live tutoring sessions

• Speech to text and text to speech options

• Interactive games

• Grammar correction tools

How does Story Shares help ENL students according to the video?

• By offering content that matches students' academic level but is easier to read

• By focusing solely on vocabulary building

• By providing first-grade level content for all students

• By translating content into multiple languages