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First Steps Ms. Espinosa and her team at the Escontrias Early Childhood Center teach a significant number of their young learners to listen, speak, and write in English.
Introduction: Becoming Bilingual How do teachers teach English language learners (ELLs) to read in a new language?
Input in English Dr. Diane August discusses why she believes it’s important to help ELLs acquire a more formal understanding of English.
Preschool for ELLs: Professional Development Dr. Palacios discusses professional development for preschool programs that have new ELL populations, as well as the benefits of teacher mentoring.
Academic language: "Sounding smart" Kristina Robertson discusses students’ ability to recognize academic language when they hear it.
Dr. Cynthia Lundgren: Social vs. academic language for ELLs ELL expert Dr. Cynthia Lundgren describes the difference between social and academic language.
