Meet Dr. Jennifer Love
Meet Dr. Jennifer Love, the Supervisor of Language Access and Engagement in Prince George's County Public Schools, Maryland.
Learn more about the ways that schools can better identify and partner with Indigenous students from Latin America who speak languages other than Spanish and bring diverse educational experiences with them.
Learn how you can increase ELLs' peer collaboration and make their group work more successful with these strategies and recommended resources.
Manuel Gomez Portillo is an ESOL resource teacher in Fairfax County, Virginia who is currently pursuing his doctorate from Shenandoah University.
Family Engagement with Indigenous Families from Guatemala
Manuel Gomez Portillo is an ESOL resource teacher in Fairfax County, Virginia who is researching family engagement with Indigenous families from Guatemala, many of whom speak Ixil and Mam.
Learn more about Indigenous students from Latin America who are enrolled in U.S. schools and why their Indigenous identities, cultures, and languages may remain hidden within the school setting.
Support for families who speak Mixtec
Principal Mark Gaither and special education teacher Katrina Kickbush share the experience of realizing that a significant population of their Mexican families spoke Mixtec, not Spanish.