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To Support the Science of Reading, Replace Disinformation with Collaboration

My first teaching job after earning a Master of Arts in teaching was at a private school in Austin, Texas, for students with dyslexia....

Finding Flaw and Disorder

A child’s linguistic journey can have many complexities that parents may not recognize, especially when navigating the intricacies of multilingualism. Recent research conducted by...

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Tonal Languages Use Both Sides of the Brain

Language learning and processing is usually dominated by the left side of the brain, which is adept at tasks that involve logic and analytical...

March 2015

Cutting to the Common Core Fostering Academic Interaction Kate Kinsella offers an action plan to encourage second language learners to participate in constructive classroom discussion...

Promote Youth Literacy with Read Across America Day

Read Across America Day is held on March 2nd, the birthday of children's author Dr. Seuss, and is celebrated with events and activities designed...

Celebrate International Mother Language Day

Inclusive Education through and with Language - Language Matters Message from the Director-General of UNESCO, Irina Bokova: 2015 marks the 15th anniversary of International Mother Language...

Relevance of Rights for All

Ayanna Cooper incorporates social justice into the Common Core for English learners To date, 43 states, the District of Columbia, four territories, and the Department...

February 2015

Cross-Sector Collaboration Promises Progress Kathy Stein-Smith assesses the role of the Language Enterprise in addressing the U.S. world-language deficit Relevance of Rights for All Ayanna Cooper incorporates...

Managing Diversity

Anne Scatchell argues that administrators need specific training to successfully manage culturally diverse classrooms “I know that I don’t have a background in working with...

The Pulsera Project

The Pulsera Project "Engage your students with a free Spanish service-learning project sent straight to your school. The Pulsera Project is a nonprofit organization that...

Digital Guide on the Side

Tanya Roscorla predicts the digital trends that will continue to grow in K–12 education in 2015 as learning becomes more student centered Throughout these trends,...

Grants to Encourage Study Abroad in the Americas

100,000 Strong in the Americas has announced that its Competition 6, the second funded with support from Santander Bank, will open January 15, 2015 and...

January 2015

Digital Guide on the Side Tanya Roscorla predicts the digital trends that will continue to grow in K–12 education in 2015 as learning becomes more...

Music to All Ears

Donna Stoering explains how cross-cultural music offers an excellent teaching tool for K–12 students of languages, literacy, and diversity It is intriguing to realize that at...

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