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Introduction: Becoming Bilingual How do teachers teach English language learners (ELLs) to read in a new language?
Beyond Survival English At Heritage Elementary, part of the job is teaching kids one word at a time—first in their native Russian, and then in English.
Writing a cooperative paragraph Ali Nava leads her students through a written summary of the story by writing a cooperative paragraph.
Poet Francisco Alarcón Bilingual Poet Francisco Alarcón helps a group of third-grade students tap into their dreams and write poetry.
Poet Francisco Alarcón Bilingual Poet Francisco Alarcón helps a group of third-grade students tap into their dreams and write poetry.
Making text-to-text connections Ali explains the way she used a Venn diagram to help her students compare “Burro’s Tortillas” and “The Little Red Hen.”
Two Languages at a Time Ms. Gonsalves gives equal time to both her native English and native Spanish speakers in her classroom at Webster Elementary in Long Beach, California.
