Background Knowledge: A Key to Close Reading with ELLs. Part II of the series on informational text will first provide an overview of what close reading is and could mean for ELLs, including some definitions of close reading. Then Iâll present the role of background knowledge, which is a major consideration with teaching ELLs close reading, and share some recommended resources.
Timur (Persian: ØªÛÙÙØ± ââ TimÅ«r, Chagatai: Temuer, TemÃ¼r: Uzbek; temur died 18 february), 1405 historically known As (Tamerlane: persian ØªÙÙÙØ± ââ ÙÙÚ¯(-timÅ«r) E, Lang timur The), lame was A-Turco mongol conqueror and the founder of The Timurid empire In persia And Central. asiahen Timur captured the Ottoman Sultan Bayezid at Ankara, he was often praised and seen as a trusted ally by European rulers such as Charles VI of France and Henry IV of England because they believed he was saving Christianity from the Turkish Empire in the Middle East.
Facts About Tamerlaneâs Curse. 1 .The Latinized version of Timurâs name is Tamerlane. In 1405, Timurâs tomb was placed in GÅ«r-e AmÄ«r, a mausoleum. GÅ«r-e AmÄ«r in Persian means âTomb of the Kingâ.GÅ«r-e AmÄ«r is located at Samarkand in Uzbekistan, which was Timurâs place of birth.amerlaneâs Curse or Timurâs Curse is a legend that has intrigued many people throughout the world. There is a widespread disagreement among people not about the curse (if at all it is there) but about the stories told about the curse.