Dr. Ayanna Cooper: Black Immigrants in the United States
Dr. Ayanna Cooper is an educational consultant and advocate for culturally and linguistically diverse learners.
Dr. Karen Woodson: Partnering with Indigenous Families
In this video interview, Dr. Karen Woodson talks about some of the ways a school she led partnered with its indigenous families from Central America.
Dr. Karen Woodson is an expert in leadership issues related to English language learners (ELLs).
Dr. Karen Woodson: Partnering with ESOL Educators for Equity
Dr. Karen Woodson discusses the steps she and her school staff took to turn around their high-impact ELL school and create a more equitable, effective model of instruction.
Dr. Karen Woodson: Social-Emotional Support for Students from Central America
Dr. Karen Woodson shares the importance of strong social-emotional support for students, particularly immigrant youth who have experienced trauma.
How can ELL educators sustain their advocacy for their students and themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic? One district ESL coach shares some of her lessons learned.
Learn how schools can respond to the increase in bullying of Asian American and Pacific Islander students during the COVID-19 pandemic. This section includes articles about the issue, classroom resources, and more.
These resources were included in the Spring 2021 webinar from Colorín Colorado and Share My Lesson about