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TESOL English Language Bulletin- More evidence that bilingualism delays symptoms of Alzheimer's 24 February 2020
- Immigrant advocates press city schools to fund program for newly arrived students 24 February 2020
- Australia aims to be ELT 'destination of choice' 24 February 2020
- 5 tips to avoid the summer slide 24 February 2020
- Enrollment down by a third in teacher prep programs 24 February 2020
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Tag Archives: inclusion
Diversity ≠ Inclusion: Avoiding Segregative Practices With ELs
Ayanna Cooper
Often, school communities and workplaces pride themselves for being diverse. I don’t doubt that such pride is valid. We are diverse in many ways. However, lately, diversity has become equated with inclusion—and this is concerning. Diversity does not mean or … Continue reading
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Tagged as advocacy, civil rights, diversity, inclusion, program administration
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Avoiding Civil Rights Violations: Planning for Participation
Ayanna Cooper
What’s the plan for participation? This time of year, we begin to make plans for all kinds of things. Holiday events and end of the year celebrations are just a few things we are planning for. We are also planning … Continue reading
Missing Voices: Making Conferences More Inclusive
Shannon Tanghe
I recently attended Missing Voices: 2016 Equity in Education Summit at St, Mary’s University in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In recent years, I have attended many conferences in various regions, but this one resonated with me for many reasons. As a TESOL member, … Continue reading
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Tagged as Augusto Boal, evergreen, exclusion, inclusion, student theater, TESOL Convention, Theater of the Oppressed, translation
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