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Elizabeth Iwaszewicz talks about five strategies for designated and integrated English Language Development (ELD).

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Elizabeth Iwaszewicz’s Bio as Submitted

Elizabeth Iwaszewicz Twenty years in the elementary school setting

Current Position: Lead Coach, Curriculum and Instruction, Office of Professional Growth and Development
San Francisco Unified School District, San Francisco, CA

National Board Certified Teacher Generalist, Early Childhood
Instructional Leadership Corps
Collaborate with a team of educators statewide in partnership with Stanford University and Stanford Center for Opportunity Policy in Education (SCOPE) to provide professional development to public school educators in implementing CCSS and NGSS.
Teaching Channel Presenter: Five Essential Practices in the Elementary ELL Classroom
Presenter at the Good Teaching Conference (2016, 2019)- Using HyperLinks in Classroom Curriculum, Design Thinking with MakeyMakeys
Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) Video with San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) Multilingual Department
Presenter at SFUSD events on Supporting ELLs with Academic Conversation

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