During my career as a classroom teacher, there was never a time that I did not have English Language Learners (ELLs) in my class.
Regina Waddell
As you're preparing your classroom, curriculum, and lesson plans for the new school year, it's important to think about specific things you can do to support the English Language Learners you'll be working with.
Sarah Cornelius
We’re very excited to announce that Edmentum’s ESL ReadingSmart solution has been awarded a complete WIDA PRIME V2 correlation!
Madison Michell
With the K-12 education landscape rapidly evolving due to changes in standards and advancements in technology, educators are constantly trying new solutions and techniques to personalize and e
Providing effective, differentiated instruction in a multi-ability, multilingual classroom can be a juggling act, and at times, it may seem overwhelming.
ESL programs often focus on newcomer- and beginner-level students, while students with intermediate and more advanced levels of proficiency hit roadblocks in their progress. How can ESL programs effectively address the needs of these Long-term ELLs, and propel them to the point of meeting all program exit criteria?
Shari Rios
American classrooms are seeing more and more students who are English language learners (ELLs).
By 2020, it is estimated that one in four U.S. K-12 students will be an English Language Learner (ELL). Schools will need to adapt in order to provide high quality ELL education and help level the playing field for students of all backgrounds.
Rochelle Baltzer
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