Counterproductive: When the “English Learner” Label Works Against Students
A new study sheds light on the downsides to being initially identified for English language services.
A new study sheds light on the downsides to being initially identified for English language services.
A recent study tests the effects of grouping and time allocations in the classroom on the math performance of DLL kindergartners.
Macroeconomic trends are changing how millennial parents view education policies.
The U.S. Department of Education held a symposium today on dual language learners. What does the future hold for these students?
Understanding patterns of progress for both English language proficiency and subject content could result in higher achievement.
There's no shortage of priorities in EL education discourse. Where does school funding fall into these arguments?
We need to stop thinking of monolingualism as the norm because it sets us up to think that multilingual students have something to overcome.
New research suggests that English-only policies reach beyond classrooms and into broader views of language, education, & politics.
The Philadelphia Education Research Consortium released a series of briefs that highlight best practices and struggles in the district.
On Day Two of the convening, leaders discussed how family voice and better consideration of DLLs can help strategies be more effective.
A video series that hope to generate conversations about best practices regarding dual language learners.
California must unify their education policies regarding DLLs - for the sake of the 1.5 millions DLLs who reside there.
Massachusetts’ LOOK Bill represents the latest evidence that there is a national tide turning towards bilingual education.
Debunking common misconceptions about multilingualism and how young learners acquire languages.
The Every Student Succeeds Act drops nearly half of the country's English Learners from accountability systems. Why?