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TESOL English Language Bulletin- When literacy ate language: An analysis of a research-based literacy intervention for designated English Learners 6 June 2023
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Tag Archives: evergreen
Early Childhood Classroom Environments with Big Impact for ELs
Judie Haynes
Regular readers of my blog have already been introduced to Karen Nemeth, author, consultant, and a nationally recognized expert on early childhood education. Although her blog is written about the physical environment for English learners in early childhood classrooms, it … Continue reading
Chocolate, Starbucks, and ESP Collaboration at TESOL 2017
Kevin Knight
Hello, ESPers worldwide! I attended the TESOL annual convention in Seattle for three days. On the 21 March, I participated in leadership meetings. On the 24th, I needed to leave my hotel at 3:00 am in order to catch a flight to return … Continue reading
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Tagged as applied linguistics, collaboration, ESP Interest Section, esp leadership, ESP research, evergreen
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How to Possess a Word
Elena Shvidko
One of the most common challenges in writing is coming up with the “right” word. Indeed, having a good command of vocabulary is a crucial precondition for success in writing, not only in a second language but also in a … Continue reading
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Tagged as evergreen, second language writing, Teaching Vocabulary, vocabulary acquisition
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ESP Project Leader Profile: Debra Lee
Kevin Knight
Hello, ESPers worldwide! In this ESP Project Leader Profile, Debra Lee shares her expertise in online course development in business English for Ukrainians displaced by the Russian/Ukrainian conflict.
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Tagged as business English, course development, esp leadership, evergreen, RELO, Russia-Ukraine conflict, U.S. Department of State
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Books About Social Justice and Recent U.S. Events
Judie Haynes
Activism and social justice have been in the news since the beginning of the 2016 presidential election. During the first few months of 2017, it has taken the form of marches, protests, and letters and phone calls to Congress. These … Continue reading
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Tagged as books to read aloud, civil rights, evergreen, political activism, PreK-6, social justice, teacher resources
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Resources for Beginning L2 Writing Teachers
Elena Shvidko
In this post, I’d like to share a few resources that might be helpful for beginning second language (L2) writing instructors. They include books about teaching L2 writing, resources for teachers offered by online writing labs, a professional journal, a … Continue reading
TESOL Teacher Education in Multilingual Norway
Kristen Lindahl
As part of a “Notes from the Field” series, guest bloggers and teacher educators Dr. Anna Krulatz and Dr. Mona Evelyn Flognfeldt provide some insight on L2 teacher education in multilingual Norway.
7 Common Obstacles to Writing
Elena Shvidko
What are some of the obstacles that writers face? By talking to my students and other writers and by observing my own writing activities, I came up with the following list: writer’s block writing anxiety procrastination lack of confidence lack … Continue reading