Hey Ladies- I just started my master's program for education. I wasn't an education major in undergrad, so I'm still new at everything. I have to do a presentation on the Language Experience Approach (LEA) and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas for examples I could use, or ones that you've used in your classrooms. Any advice or websites, anything would be appreciated! TIA!!!
DUCKS2001
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I WISH I COULD HELP, BUT I FINISHED MY MASTERS AND I AM NOT SURE WHAT THAT IS EXACTLY... IF I CAN HELP YOU IN ANY OTHER WAY FEEL FREE TO ASK
GOOD LUCK
LBride
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LEA??? I'm assuming that's a new grad school buzz word... let me know what it is and I will be glad to help
Summer101
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must be a new term?
SummerBride06
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language experience is used to emerse a kid into reading/writing who is struggling/learning disabled. it's not a new term as far as i know.
i will get you more info on it tomorrow from a woman i work with. just remind me through fm
MattandTricia07
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Thank you SummerBride06 ... I just FMed you!
LEA is not a new term...the book I got from the library was printed in 1970 and I think that is when this approach first came out. Some teachers probably do it, but don't realize it's LEA.
lisadiesel
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I am also in a MS program for education. We were taught LEA, stands for.. Local Education Authority
bournebride
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Language Experience Approach is when students go into the environment to experience a hands on and then returns to the classroom and usually engages in a whole class writing experience.
