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Many ELLs prefer to translate their work into their first language in order to better understand it. Below are several excellent resources to help you do this.
Many ELLs prefer to translate their work into their first language in order to better understand it. Below are several excellent resources to help you do this.
YouTube & ClosedCaptioning in Different Languages
YouTube & ClosedCaptioning in Different Languages
Open up the youtube video and then:
- Click settings (bottom right corner -- looks like a gear or bumpy wheel)
- Click Subtitles
- Click English (auto generated)>
- Click Auto-translate
- Scroll down to choose language
Multilingual Math Glossary
Multilingual Math Glossary
- Students can choose a term, and then their language on a drop-down menu for a translation
- Note: Terms are more relevant to earlier math levels
- Link: https://static.bigideasmath.com/protected/content/mlg/ccms/g6.php
Visual Dictionary Online
Visual Dictionary Online
This website provides an excellent "picture dictionary" for students to solidify understanding
This is also a great tool for teachers looking for good visuals to use in lessons
Merriam-Webster Learner's Dictionary
Merriam-Webster Learner's Dictionary
This dictionary is ELL-Friendly in that the definitions are simplified!
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