ELA
(English and Language Arts) instruction consists of five essential components
(reading, writing, speaking and listening, and language). Each component holds
a significant role in the lower grade levels (K-5) as these skills are the
formative years for educational development and stimulation. Through the
mastering of the skills in high school education, students are prepared for
higher learning and basic everyday communication skills. In order to have a successful
learning experience, I believe it is vital to build an understanding of
expectations from parents, student and administrators. These components allow
for effective learning, by mastering the integration of the methods, students
will be able to comprehend complex text, develop research skills and compose
and refine writing through ownership of learning.
I think it's great that you mention parents here in your comments. I just attended a conference last week where I was reminded about the important role parents play in the education of their children... if parents are passive and do not set high expectations for their children, I think the education suffers.
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