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Tag Archives: immigrant students
Skills and Attributes English Learners Need in 2017
When educators consider what children will need to be able to do in the future, hey think of 21st-century skills. This topic has been written about copiously over the past 20 years or more. So why am I writing about … Continue reading
Newcomer ELLs: 10 Little Things That Have a Big Impact
A guest post by Patricia Hanson In this blog, Patricia Hanson shares 10 things that even the busiest teacher can do to ease the transition into a new school environment for both ELLs and their parents. Having spent time internationally before I started … Continue reading
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Tagged as evergreen, immigrant students, newcomers, parent communication
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ELs Living With Trauma, Violence, and Chronic Stress
I’d like to welcome and thank guest blogger Debbie Zacarian, whose impressive credits are listed below. Debbie and I are presenting a TESOL- sponsored a webinar on Wednesday, 4 March 2015, about Teaching English Learners Living With Trauma, Violence, and Chronic … Continue reading
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Tagged as evergreen, immigrant experience, immigrant students, Judie Haynes, primary education
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The Testing Dilemma in Public Schools
Like many participants of the TESOL conference, I’m coming with a barrel full of questions. Here’s one. How do we solve the dilemma of recently arrived immigrant students and statewide standardized testing? I’m not only talking about the obvious lack … Continue reading
Posted in TESOL Convention Blog
Tagged as English language learners, immigrant students, Testing and ELLs
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