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3 Ways to Support Multilingual Learners (and ALL Students!)💫 These strategies are designed to support multilingual learners, but here’s the secret…they’re just good teaching! Everyone in your classroom can benefit from these tools: 1️⃣ Provide language and sentence frames: Language frames help students tackle specific academic tasks like compare/contrast, cause/effect, or making predictions. For example, use frames like “One similarity between ___ and ___ is ” or “ causes ___ because ___.” Thes