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TESOL English Language Bulletin- 15 interesting research projects for ESL students 28 November 2022
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- Heritage language learners of English: Linguistic gaps and cognitive strengths 28 November 2022
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Using TESOL International Association Resources in Teacher Education
Nikki Ashcraft
TESOL International Association offers a multitude of resources for classroom teachers and researchers. However, these same resources can also be used in teacher education programs to inspire future teachers and contribute to achieving teacher preparation standards. Here are some ways … Continue reading
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Tagged as teacher education, teacher education resources, TESOL international association
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3 Lessons From a Teacher of Reading Teachers
Barbara Gottschalk
What can we learn from someone who teaches current and future reading teachers? A lot, as it turns out. I recently heard about Dr. Shuai Zhang when he was featured in a newspaper story about his service work with young … Continue reading
10 Reasons to Put Community Before Content
Stephanie Marcotte
Education is a moving train. We are constantly collecting data, teaching lessons, doing evaluations, and grading student work. With COVID-19, we are doing this nonstop. With classrooms looking different than they did before COVID-19, we are still under the same … Continue reading
A Focus on Equity: Examining the Center for Urban Education Tools
Stephanie Marcotte
The Annie E. Casey Foundation defines equity as ‘the state, quality, or ideal of being just, impartial, and fair.’ The concept of equity is synonymous with fairness and justice. It is helpful to think of equity as not simply a … Continue reading
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Tagged as educational equity, equity, program administration, teacher education
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Too Much EdTech: 3 Ways to Reduce the Technology Load
Stephanie Marcotte
With the transition to remote, online, and hybrid learning due to COVID-19, there has been an increase in the amount of technology in education. Technology has been used to bridge the gap between different COVID-19 constraints and the need to … Continue reading
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Tagged as classroom management, edtech, educational technology, teacher ed, teacher education, technology in ELT
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Online Teacher Education Resources in ELT: Creating Opportunities to Practice Instruction Through Multimodal Assignments
Christine Montecillo Leider and Johanna Tigert
In our previous posts on online teacher education, we have mainly focused on ways to build teacher candidates’ knowledge and dispositions for working with multilingual learners. While cultivating asset based perspectives and deepening pedagogical language knowledge are a foundational component … Continue reading
Online Teacher Education Resources in ELT: Content-Area Language Demands
Christine Montecillo Leider and Johanna Tigert
This is the fourth post in our blog series. Previously, we’ve focused on supporting teacher candidates preparing to work with multilingual learners more broadly, while here we focus on specific content areas. We teach sheltered English immersion courses to teacher … Continue reading
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Tagged as content areas, language demands, online resources, STEM, teacher education
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3 Innovative Ways to Use Breakout Rooms in ELT
Stephanie Marcotte
In the age of remote and online teaching, it is more important than ever that we find ways to encourage group work in our lessons. While we can no longer rearrange desks in a circle or send groups of students … Continue reading
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Tagged as group activity, online teaching, remote teaching, synchronous sessions, teacher education, teaching online, zoom
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