Take a look back at the common themes of advice shared with readers during 2020.
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A Look Back at 2020’s Most Popular Advice Topics by Angela MooneyHave you thought about your 2020 resolutions? Dr. Mooney has resolved to make this site even more relevant to your work with English learners. Read how you’ll be able to contribute to this effort.
A review of the one resource every teacher of English Learners needs to own, providing an overview of language acquisition theory and detailed ideas for teaching reading, writing, listening, and speaking in the PK-12 classroom.
Do you sometimes find it challenging to understand your students’ behavior? Have you ever wondered if cultural factors may be at work? This week, Dr. Mooney shares a tool you can use to uncover the invisible dimensions of culture present in your cl...
A well-known second language scholar claims there is only one way people acquire language. The good news is that there’s a lot you can do in your classroom to aid in this process!
There are many reasons why English Learners might remain silent during class discussions. Teachers can consider these four ideas as they work to welcome all students to speak up!
Dr. Mooney wraps up this look back at the year by highlighting resources she reviewed and the ways teachers can find support in the Discussion Forums.
Recognizing the difference between playground language and academic language helps teachers know that English Learners are not lazy!
What roles do your English learners take on when they read? Are you encouraging them to move beyond decoding and comprehension? This week, Dr. Mooney discusses four roles for which every reader needs to be prepared.
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