Access and engagement in geography: Teaching pupils for whom English is an additional language
- Publication date:
- Nov 2002
- DCSF ref:
- 0657-2002
- Audience:
- Coordinator, EMA consultant, EMA manager, Head of school department, Inclusion staff, Lead intervention teacher, Subject leader, Teacher
- Function:
- Classroom delivery, Cross curricular, Ethnic minority achievement, Guidance, Subject specific guidance
- Format:
- Booklet
This publication is available as a PDF file (1.2 MB).
Download publicationThe document gives guidance on teaching geography to pupils for whom English is an additional language.
The first part is intended for subject leaders of geography and EMA in secondary schools. It is designed to support a departmental meeting reviewing the attainment of EAL pupils.
The second part is for all geography teachers, aimed at helping them support EAL pupils in the classroom, particularly those working at levels 3 to 4.
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- Access and engagement in geography: Teaching pupils for whom English is an additional language
See also
- Access and engagement in English: Teaching pupils for whom English is an additional language
- Access and engagement in PE: Teaching pupils for whom English is an additional language
- Access and engagement in art: Teaching pupils for whom English is an additional language
- Access and engagement in design and technology: Teaching pupils for whom English is an additional language
- Access and engagement in history: Teaching pupils for whom English is an additional language
- Access and engagement in music: Teaching pupils for whom English is an additional language
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