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Tag Archives: TESOL Advocacy and Policy Summit
300 TESOL Advocates Attend First Ever Virtual Advocacy and Policy Summit
This past June, TESOL International Association held its first ever TESOL Virtual Advocacy & Policy Summit. Over 3 days, more than 300 TESOL professionals from all over the world came together to learn, network, and take action on a number of critical … Continue reading
The Unapologetic Advocate: The 2019 TESOL Advocacy Summit and Why You Need to Attend
With the weather getting warmer here in Washington, DC, I’m confident that two things must be right around the corner: my annual Golden Girls marathon, and the 2019 TESOL Advocacy & Policy Summit. As much as I may want to, … Continue reading
Posted in TESOL Advocacy Blog, TESOL Blog
Tagged as advocacy, Advocacy Day, David Cutler, TESOL Advocacy and Policy Summit
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Tips for TESOL Teachers on ELL Advocacy
This is a guest post by Alpha A. Martínez-Suárez, a doctoral student in the culture, language, and literacy program at the University of Texas at San Antonio. She works as a research scientist for the Academy for Teacher Excellence and volunteers … Continue reading
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Tagged as DACA, TESOL Advocacy and Policy Summit, U.S. Education Policy, U.S. Immigration Policy
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Presidential Beginnings: My First 100 Days
In my first 100 days serving as president of TESOL International Association, I have already had several opportunities to see the amazing work we collectively engage in, as an association and as professionals in the field, and I have seen … Continue reading