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Bridging the achievement gap that English Language Learner experience will require an intervention of unique means and methods of instructional delivery. By examining Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP) lesson plans, one can determine the sufficient integration of Sheltered English Immersion (SEI) strategies, addressing academic vocabulary, and assist in the instruction of vocabulary. For this assignment the SIOP lesson plans “Analyzing TV Commercials” and “Parts of the Cells” will be evaluated to determine if the meet these requirements.
The SIOP model becomes an effective instrument in delivering core content material to meet the needs of the English Language Leaner by utilizing SEI strategies like: (1) establishing a

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