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Summer Reading for English-Language-Learner Educators

By Corey Mitchell — July 14, 2017 1 min read
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That time between the end of the school year and the start of the next can be achingly long for English-language-learner educators looking for insights on how to better serve their students.

To fill that void, here are links to stories, reports, and opinion pieces on English-learners and immigrant students we’ve spotted over the past couple of weeks with a few stories from the EdWeek ELL archives sprinkled in.

From deep-dive investigations and analyses of ELL education to how-to videos, we hope there’s something here for every ELL educator.

We’d like to make this a biweekly feature on the Learning the Language blog. So, if you have suggestions to add to our next reading roundup, please reach out via Twitter @c_c_mitchell or email, cmitchell@epe.org.

Education Week: Too Few ELL Students Land in Gifted Classes

The Atlantic: The Schools Transforming Immigrant Education

Chicago Reporter: English Learners Often Go Without Required Help at Chicago Schools

Columbus Dispatch: Deportees’ US-Born Kids Struggle in Mexican Schools

Statesmen Journal: English Learners Graduating From High School, But Not Going to College Like Peers

Education Week: What Can Educators Do to Increase Graduation Rates for English-Learners?

New America: Dual Language Learners in Early Childhood Education: Underserved or Misunderstood?

Larry Ferlazzo: The Best Videos For Content Teachers With ELLs in Their Classes

Education Week Teacher Video: Supporting English-Language Learners: A Turn-and-Talk Strategy

Stockton Record: Inaugural Summer Program Gives English-Learners a Boost

Worcester Telegram: Summer Camp Aims to Empower Worcester’s English Language Learners

Education Week: Teaching English-Language Learners: What Does the Research Tell Us?

New York Daily News: Immigrant Students Fight Barriers to Succeed in New York Schools

MinnPost: Advocates Push to Ensure Minnesota’s New Education Plans Supports English-Learners

Ed Surge: When ELA Tools Can’t Adapt to Students’ Native Language

Education Week Teacher: Embracing Bilingualism in the Classroom: What Role Will You Play?

Just in case you can’t wait until our next installment, here’s a link to an Education Week special report, Teaching America’s English-Language Learners, an in-depth look at the efforts to improve education for English-learners.

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A version of this news article first appeared in the Learning the Language blog.