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TESOL English Language Bulletin- The fate of the Education Department's English learners office 16 August 2018
- Fun with task-based language learning 16 August 2018
- Report: Few aspiring teachers aim to work with English learners 16 August 2018
- English learners are a diverse group. How can schools meet their needs? 16 August 2018
- Trump ordered an end to DACA nearly a year ago. Its future remains uncertain 16 August 2018
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Tag Archives: TESOL Advocacy & Policy Summit
Learning About U.S. Advocacy From an International Perspective
Andy Curtis
The TESOL President’s Blog In 1988, I saw an Eddie Murphy movie called “Coming to America.” At that time, I had not yet made my first trip to the United States, so I was intrigued by how people from other … Continue reading
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3 Takeaways From the TESOL Advocacy & Policy Summit
Guest Author
A guest post by Judith B. O’Loughlin and Bette Empol Having attended several TESOL Advocacy and Policy Summits, Bette Empol and I, as the official CATESOL delegates to this year’s summit, continue to learn more and more about becoming an … Continue reading
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TESOL Advocates Are on Capitol Hill
Yilin Sun
The TESOL President’s Blog Last month, I had a great opportunity to be part of TESOL’s 2014 Advocacy & Policy Summit, held on 22–24 June. This is the largest such event yet, with nearly 70 TESOL educators representing 25 affiliates … Continue reading
Why attend the TESOL Advocacy & Policy Summit?
John Segota
If you’re a member of TESOL International Association, you have likely heard about advocacy, and the importance of getting involved. A key opportunity is coming up in June in Washington, DC, at the TESOL Advocacy & Policy Summit (formerly TESOL Advocacy … Continue reading
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