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Emergent Multilingual Learners

Emergent Multilingual Learners

Multilingual Learner泭(ML)泭includes泭identified泭English Language Learners (ELLs) in grades K-12, Former or Ever ELLs, heritage泭speakers of World Languages, and students pursuing a course of study in one or more World泭Languages. Therefore, every student who is or seeking to be language diverse regardless of English泭language proficiency is a Multilingual Learner. This includes our Emergent Multilingual Learners泭(EMLs) in prekindergarten泭as these students are heritage speakers of World Languages.泭泭泭

EMLs are prekindergarten泭students who enter prekindergarten泭with a home or primary language other than English.泭泭EMLs bring rich cultural and linguistic experiences to the prekindergarten泭classroom. These valued resources should be used to scaffold learning and can contribute泭significantly to academic achievement in prekindergarten and beyond.泭

To be responsive to the diverse needs of EMLs and their families, 做厙TV (NYSED)泭has developed泭the EML Profile. This tool helps educators by identifying students��� existing language(s) and泭linguistic experiences so that classrooms, instruction, and programming are responsive and泭relevant.泭For more information and resources that support EMLs and their families, visit the泭Emergent Multilingual Learners in Prekindergarten Programs泭webpage.泭

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Supporting Emergent Multilingual Learners- Best Practices for Prekindergarten

This guidance泭was designed to support programs and classrooms in implementing practices for developing the language and literacy of Emergent Multilingual Learners through culturally responsive approaches.

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