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Students' health and well-being (as well as that of their families) can have a big impact on their ability to make it to school and stay focused. These resources highlight some creative ideas for promoting healthy decisions school-wide and addressing
Before you begin to work with your English language learners at the upper elementary, middle, and high school grades, look at these preparation strategies to make your instruction more productive and effective.
Research shows that vocabulary development is one of the most important skills students need to develop their language and literacy. Here are some strategies to help you get started.
These tips offer some great ways to help your upper elementary English language learners (ELLs) become confident and successful readers.
Learn more about ways to improve the reading skills of your middle and high school English language learners.
These resources for English Language Learners (ELLs) from Colorín Colorado are age-specific and are organized by grade. Each section contains a variety of resources, including articles, videos, webcasts, tip sheets, and recommended websites.
Master teacher Dr. Rebecca Palacios runs a dual-language immersion preschool in Corpus Christi, Texas. While teaching her kids, she also mentors teachers-in-training on how to provide top-notch teaching in a preschool environment.
This blog post written by guest blogger Ayanna Cooper features four recommended steps for administrators to strengthen their English language programs in the greater context of more rigorous academic standards.
When planning a lesson for a class that includes English language learners (ELLs), it may be difficult to know how to help students at different language levels participate fully in the activities.