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Poet Francisco Alarcón Bilingual Poet Francisco Alarcón helps a group of third-grade students tap into their dreams and write poetry.
Making text-to-text connections Ali explains the way she used a Venn diagram to help her students compare “Burro’s Tortillas” and “The Little Red Hen.”
Two Languages at a Time Ms. Gonsalves gives equal time to both her native English and native Spanish speakers in her classroom at Webster Elementary in Long Beach, California.
Dr. Diane August: Lessons learned about peer interaction for ELLs Dr. Diane August discusses what she learned about the importance of peer interaction for ELLs as a classroom teacher and doctoral student.
Benefits of UDL for students with learning disabilities Beth Poss explains the benefits of UDL for diverse groups of students.
Dr. Rebecca Silverman on The Vocabulary Gap Dr. Rebecca Silverman discusses the importance of strengthening academic language to build comprehension skills and avoid the “4th grade slump.”
Preparing for a new ELL population Kristina Robertson offers some tips for school leaders serving a new ELL population.
Writing language objectives Dr. Lundgren explains the importance of writing clear language objectives for ELLs.
