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Tag: English Language Learning

Current Issue

Writing and Communication Challenges for ESL Students Majoring in the Health Professions

21 Mar 202021 Mar 2020
Adam Sprague, Bellin College, adam.sprague @ bellincollege.edu “They’re just not speaking right,” “They just can’t write,” and “Please fix them before the assignment is due,” are common pleas for help…
Current Issue

The Reading and Writing Lab for International Students at Carroll University

21 Mar 202021 Mar 2020
Dolores Greenawalt, Carroll University, dogreenie @ hotmail.com International students face a difficult transition as they move to the United States for school. In addition to the typical adjustments they make…
Vol 59, No 1-2 (2017)

A Celebration of Language: What It Means for ELLs to Have a Bilingual Identity and How Teachers Can Celebrate Their Bilingualism in the Classroom

28 Oct 201726 Apr 2018
Holly Fait, Silverbrook Intermediate School, West Bend, hfait @ wbsd-schools.org Abstract. Fait reviews research on what it means to have a bilingual identity and how factors such as family, the community, and…
Vol 57, No 2 (2015)

Supporting Linguistic Diversity in the Two-Year College: A Discussion Of Options

5 Jun 201723 Nov 2017
Heather Carroll, Senior Lecturer of English and the Writing Center Director at the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha, draws attention to different types of ESL learners and options for instructing them.Continue reading "Supporting…
Symposium: Teaching in the Technical College…

Combining Places: Teaching Ecocomposition in the Multilingual Classroom

13 May 201623 Nov 2017
Yasmin Marie Rioux, who is completing her PhD in English Composition & TESOL at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and has recently accepted a faculty position at Southwest Technical College, argues for the…
Symposium: Teaching in the Technical College…

¿Comprende?

13 May 201623 Nov 2017
Jennifer Hewerdine, Professor of English at Arizona Western College and blogger at Writing Kairos, discusses methods of tutoring English language learners in their own language, which may lead to an understanding of how valuing…

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