Which model integrates language instruction with content learning?

The model that integrates language instruction with content learning is an approach where students acquire language skills while simultaneously engaging with academic content. This method helps students develop their language proficiency in context, making the learning process more relevant and meaningful.

In Content-Based ELL (English Language Learners) Pull-Out programs, students participate in regular classroom instruction and are then "pulled out" for additional support that focuses on the language needed to understand the subject matter they are studying. This gives students the opportunity to use the language in authentic contexts, promoting both language acquisition and content mastery.

In contrast, Structured English Immersion focuses primarily on teaching English language skills to non-native speakers by immersing them in English language instruction while still presenting them with academic content. While this shares similarities with content integration, the emphasis is more on the structured language component rather than explicit content integration.

Communication Based ELL Pull-Out could emphasize conversational skills but may not fully integrate language instruction with academic content in the same comprehensive manner as the content-based model.

The Immersion Education Model generally allows students to learn in a second language for most of their educational experience, focusing on both language and content but may not involve the "pull-out" aspect that is specific to providing targeted support.

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