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The Impact of Music and Supportive Strategies on Shy or Introverted ELL Students’ Confidence and Speaking Skills
This survey is for anyone that works with ELL students from TK to sixth grade
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What grade levels do you work with?
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How many years have you been teaching ELL students?
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1-3 years
4-6 years
7-9
10 years+
Other:
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Approximately how many ELL students are in your class this year?
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How would you describe the general confidence level of your ELL students when speaking English?
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Very confident
Somewhat confident
Neutral
Somewhat shy
Very shy
Do you use music in your classroom as part of language learning?
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Yes
No
Sometimes
What types of musical activities do you use with ELL students?
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Singing songs or chants
Rhythm or movement activities
Using music videos or lyrics for comprehension
Background music during classwork
How do you think music affects your ELL students’ willingness to speak or participate?
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On a scale of 1–5, how effective do you find music for building ELL students’ confidence in speaking?(1 = not effective, 5 = very effective)
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1
2
3
4
5
What strategies do you use to support shy or introverted ELL students? (Check all that apply)
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Small group or partner work
Positive reinforcement/praise
Visual or gesture supports
Low-stress speaking opportunities (games, songs, role-play)
Allowing extra preparation time before speaking
Peer modeling
Other:
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Which of these strategies have you found most effective for improving student confidence?
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Have you noticed any changes in students’ speaking skills or confidence when music or supportive strategies are used?
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What do you think are the biggest challenges shy or introverted ELL students face when learning to speak English, and how might using music help overcome those challenges?
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