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Adolescent Literacy

Many English language learners, even those who are adapt at decoding English text, continue to experience difficulties with reading comprehension throughout their school careers. The articles in this section provide excellent strategies for helping ELLs develop the skills they need in order to "read to learn" during the middle school and high school years. See Teaching Content Areas for more great ideas.

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ELL Student Success: The Path to College

Increasing ELL Student Reading Comprehension with Non-fiction Text

Creating a College-Going Culture for English Language Learners

How to Support ELL Students with Interrupted Formal Education (SIFEs)

Serving Recent Immigrant Students Through School-Community Partnerships

Library Services for Teenagers

What Does Research Tell Us About Teaching Reading to English Language Learners?

Tips for Developing Good Reading Habits at Home

Helping Your Child Succeed: Helpful PreK-12 Tips

School Issues and Program Information

How the School System Works

Pathways to Success:
An AFT Guide for Parents

Teaching Content Areas

Reading In Middle and High School

Urgent but Overlooked: The Literacy Crisis Among Adolescent English Language Learners

Time is Not on Our Side: Literacy and Literature for High School Language Learners

Academic Language: Everyone's "Second" Language

High-Achieving Middle Schools for Latino Students in Poverty

Building Trust with Schools and Diverse Families

Poor Children's Fourth-Grade Slump