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TESOL English Language Bulletin- Government toughens rules for people seeking citizenship with new English language requirements 18 February 2019
- Children who eat lunch score 18 percent higher in reading tests 18 February 2019
- 'These kids are isolated': Arizona lawmakers weigh how to teach non-English speaking students 18 February 2019
- TESOL Press 18 February 2019
- 5 strategies to improve the learning experience for K-12 students 18 February 2019
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Tag Archives: elementary education
Teaching to PreK-5 ELs’ Learning Styles
Judie Haynes
The term learning styles refers to the belief that every student has a unique approach to learning. A student’s learning style refers to the way that he/she processes and retains information. Although English learners (ELs) may be literate in their … Continue reading
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Tagged as classroom resources, elementary education, learning styles, lesson plans, PreK-5
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#GoodCallsHome: From Twitter Hashtag to Education Movement
Judie Haynes
I’m happy to introduce guest bloggers Rik Rowe, a secondary math teacher from Wilmington, Massachusetts, USA, and Anabel Gonzalez, a Grade 7–12 ESL teacher from Mooresville, North Carolina, USA. Rik and Anabel met on Twitter while chatting on #GoodCallsHome, a … Continue reading
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Tagged as elementary education, evergreen, family communication, family engagement, Judie Haynes, primary education, secondary education
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Homework for ELLs: Help or Hindrance?
Kristen Lindahl
Homework and school have gone hand-in-hand for so long that it’s mostly assumed, if not ingrained, that studying outside of the classroom is an essential part of any schooling experience. Like any other part of education, homework trends have come … Continue reading
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Tagged as elementary education, evergreen, homework, Kristen Lindahl, primary education, secondary education, teacher education
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Multilingual ELL Children’s Literature: 6 Great Books
Shannon Tanghe
One recognized benefit of children’s literature is its ability to act as both a window and a mirror. A mirror in that it may offer a reader a reflection of oneself, which can be a form of validation that one … Continue reading
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Tagged as cultural resources, cultural transitions, elementary education, evergreen, reading resources, Shannon Tanghe, TESOL Teacher of the Year
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5 Characteristics of Highly Effective Classroom Teachers of ELs
Judie Haynes
Classroom teacher practices are key to the success of English learners (ELs) in elementary school. In this blog, I will look at the characteristics of highly skilled classroom teachers of ELs. I am inspired by an article by Christine Coombe … Continue reading
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Tagged as best practices, elementary education, evergreen, Judie Haynes, teacher effectiveness
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