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TESOL English Language Bulletin- Do schools value the bilingualism of English learners? 14 January 2019
- Second shakeup at NYC schools office that serves kids learning English 14 January 2019
- Mediator to examine minimum employment standards in English language schools 14 January 2019
- Judge's order details New Mexico education deficiencies 14 January 2019
- If 1,134 minutes a year are spent on testing, educators should have a say in what it looks like 14 January 2019
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Tag Archives: professional learning network
5 Approaches to Professional Development for EL Educators
Judie Haynes
Most educators of English learners (ELs) cringe at the thought of attending district-wide professional development (PD) programs. The content of many of these programs seems unrelated to the specialized needs of teachers of their students. It’s torture for them to … Continue reading
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Tagged as ELT professional development, Judie Haynes, PD, professional development, professional learning network
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Online Tools for Teacher Collaboration
Tara Arntsen
Today’s guest blogger Yefei Jin discusses how education technology can help teachers collaborate and problem solve. He is the founder of LessonPick.com, a free English language teaching resource-sharing platform.
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Tagged as education technology, evergreen, professional learning network, refugee education, SLIFE, social media, teacher collaboration.
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Learning through Change, Learning to Change
Dudley Reynolds
One of the real honors of being TESOL International Association President is the chance to represent the Association at conferences hosted by Affiliate associations around the world. Since being elected I have had the chance to speak at events hosted … Continue reading
$5.69 Professional Development
Ayanna Cooper
Welcome to the online discussion about Professional Development on a shoestring budget! When reflecting on Rehab Rajab’s article I thought a lot about the ways in which I participate in low cost professional development activities. I have to admit although … Continue reading