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Sixth International Conference on Immersion and Dual Language Education: Connecting Research and Practice Across Contexts

del 20 al 22 de October del 2016

Hyatt Regency Hotel, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Teaching Mandarin Language Through Science: Good Vibrations - Length and Pitch; Teacher Swap Shop Lesson, PreK-2

viernes, el 21 de octubre de 2016 a las 10:00–11:00 CDT
Lake Nokomis
Session Type

Discussion Session (1 hour)

Immersion/Partner Language(s)

Mandarin

Context/program model

One-Way Second/Foreign Language Immersion

Level
Pre-K
Elementary (K-5)
Program Summary

How does length affect the rate of vibration, and therefore the pitch? In this lesson, students use a waterphone, xylophone, kalimba, and string beam to explore how length affects pitch. The teacher uses a Gradual Release of Responsibilty model (I do, We do, You do) to help students build the Mandarin language skills that they need to learn the science content for this lesson and to express their findings in speaking and in writing; Students use a double bubble map to compare and contrast similarities and differences between sound instruments in writing, and then orally present their observations to the class—All in Mandarin.

Lead Presenter/organizer

Dilu Shi, XinXing Academy
Role/Title

Teacher

State (in US) or Country

MN

Co-Presenters

Jingyi Yang, XinXing Academy
Role/Title

Teacher

State (in US) or Country

MN

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