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This portfolio demonstrates my comprehensive understanding of the teaching of English language learners (ELLs). In my Philosophy of Teaching, I elaborate on my beliefs about how to help students thrive in a foreign language classroom and the theoretical framework on which I base my teaching practice. To address the eight standards for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), I include in the portfolio the artifacts that prove my expertise in them. In each of the eight domains-planning, instructing, assessing, identity and context, language proficiency, learning, content, and commitment and professionalism, I show my careful consideration for learners, learning context, curriculum, and assessment. In the concluding part of my portfolio, I reflect on the implications of my graduate study on my future teaching and how I plan to solve the remaining questions about the teaching profession. 3 Xue Qiao Capstone Portfolio Table of Content: Section Title 1 Philosophy of Teaching 2 Domain 1: Planning 3 Domain 2: Instructing 4 Domain 3: Assessing 5 Domain 4: Identity and Context 6 Domain 5: Language Proficiency 7 Domain 6: Learning 8 Domain 7: Content 9 Domain 8: Commitment and Professionalism 10 Implications for Future Teaching 11 Appendix A: Rebuilding Japan Lesson Plan 12 Appendix B: Inquiry Lesson Presentation on Genetic Engineering 13 Appendix C: Parts 1 and 3 of Final Analysis Project 14 Appendix D: Midterm Exam for Language Assessment of English Language Learners (ELLs) 15 Appendix E: Community Field Work 16 Appendix F: Case Study of an ELL 17 Appendix G: Adaptation Lesson Plan 18 Appendix H: Presentation on Using Pinterest to teach ELLs