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TESOL English Language Bulletin- 3 ways Betsy DeVos could push school choice without Congress 12 October 2017
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- Trump's immigration demands could pose dilemma for educators, advocates 12 October 2017
- The need for and challenge of bringing more dual-language teachers into classrooms 12 October 2017
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Is Education for Pre-K–5 ELs Equitable? (Part 2)
Judie Haynes
In my last blog, I talked about the inequities of the learning environment for English learners. This discussion included class size, grouping, the number of schools serviced by the ESL teacher, and the size and location of teaching space. In … Continue reading
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Tagged as advocacy, education policy, Education reform funding English language learners, educational equity, evergreen, Judie Haynes, primary ESL
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The Debate Over ELL Funding
Heidi Casper
About a month ago, Senator Michael Bennet, a democrat from Colorado, introduced the English Learning and Innovation Act (see S. 1158). This act would provide grant money that would be used to improve programs to teach English to English learners. … Continue reading