This blog post highlights how the summer slide phenomenon tends to play out for ELLs and shares some resources for combating summer slide for ELLs.
Multimedia resources can be used to teach vocabulary words, background knowledge, and new concepts.
Meet Dr. Muhibullah Abdur-Rahman, an ELL educator in a bilingual setting who also has a special education credential and extensive experience working with dually-identified students.
The following resources can help promote deeper understanding around the issues of racism and violence. They also can contribute to discussion of these topics with colleagues and students during this difficult time, even at a distance.
Learn how a community school in Baltimore, Maryland is tackling the challenges of COVID-19 head on through effective partnerships, communication, and problem-solving.
Juliana Urtubey is the 2021 National Teacher of the Year and Nevada's 2021 Teacher of the Year. She is a bilingual hybrid teacher and special education instructional strategist in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Learn how teachers, administrators, bilingual staff, and families can collaborate with interpreters in order to ensure students have equitable access to their education.
The New Media Consortium collaborated with others to identify technologies that have "potential impact on teaching, learning and creative inquiry." In a 1-3 year time-to-adoption phase, here's what to expect: (1) BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) where student
Learn how to give students the tools and language they need to participate in classroom discussions, express opinions, and navigate disagreement.
Learn how to give students the tools and language they need to participate in classroom discussions, express opinions, and navigate disagreement.