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Como padres, ustedes pueden ayudar su hijo a tener un buen aA+-o escolar. He aquA- algunas ideas. Note: There are three versions of this article, written at different reading levels (basic, intermediate, and advanced). All three versions are included in the PDF version.

This presentation highlights research on training DLL teachers, describes best practices for teachers and administrators to support development of English and children's home language, shares a tool for coaching and professional development of teachers, and discusses policy trends and recommend

This webpage offers resources, for this last week of May, that focus on bilingual speech and language development. They include infographics on myths of bilingual language development, and tips on avoiding the diagnostic and educational pitfalls of those myths

The Common Core Learning Standards (CCLS) call for increasing levels of text complexity across grade levels to ensure that students become proficient with college and career texts by their high school graduation. In the first of a two-part series, Dr.

A new study reveals that ELs may be over-classified as having learning disabilities, due to inconsistent definitions across states, and recommends better methods for accurate identification of those with special needs.

Through an effort called the Fresno Language Project, a California school district hopes to see how national models of best practices can be adapted locally to improve outcomes for young ELs.

Through the reporting project, 5 Million Voices, NPR sets out to provide a data-rich snapshot of our country's ELs, and how they are being taught, with much of the information presented by state

This article discusses attempts to repair the infrastructure and academic programs in Bureau of Indian Education schools.

Dozens of North Dakota students who are ELs take on a writing project to tell their immigration stories.

In Portland Public Schools, ELs who participate in dual language programs, where the target language is their native one, tend to exit EL status more quickly than ELs in other programs. Portland offers dual language programs in Spanish, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian and Vietnamese.