Should we evaluate students in their home language when possible?
Cristina talks about the role that language plays in evaluating students' needs.
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Cristina talks about the role that language plays in evaluating students' needs.
In this in-depth discussion, Cristina shares ideas on what a culturally and linguistically responsive environment will look like for ELLs, including those who may have special needs.
In this in-depth discussion, Cristina talks about the critical role of collaboration when addressing questions around special education and ELLs.
Cristina explains what culturally and linguistically responsive RTI looks like in practice.
Cristina shares a book that will be coming out that focuses on classroom strategies for dually-identified students.
Cristina Sánchez-López shares suggestions for educators in schools that want to delay evaluation of ELLs for special education services. Ms.
Cristina shares ideas for educators who want to advocate for more student support.
Cristina shares suggestions for special education support in bilingual schools and settings.
Cristina shares suggestions for ESL teachers who want to advocate for students around issues of special education but are not part of the evaluation team.
Cristina and Lydia discuss ideas on how to use schedules and staff time in flexible and creative ways in order to maximize student support.