Eight years ago, I started a regular feature where I share interesting posts and resources from the web related to ESL/EFL or language in general. This week, here are some of my top picks:
1. Sarah Said discusses “4 Ways to Support Long-Term English Learners.” This is a valuable resource for teachers looking to help students who have been learning English for an extended period.
2. Ed Week explores the unique challenges faced by English learners with disabilities. This article sheds light on what these students need and offers insights for educators.
3. Ed Research for Action provides supports for multilingual students classified as English learners. This resource is a great addition to staying up-to-date with current news and research in the ELL/ESL/EFL field.
4. New America presents strategies for increasing the EL and bilingual education workforce. From teacher apprenticeships to community outreach, this article offers promising options for building a stronger workforce.
5. Ed Week also discusses what all teachers should know about WIDA’s test for English learners. This resource is essential for educators working with English language learners.
These resources cover a variety of topics and offer valuable insights for educators working with English language learners. Whether you’re looking for ways to support long-term English learners or seeking strategies to increase the EL workforce, these resources have you covered.