Long Term English Learners: New Directions for Policy, Programs, and Practice

Dr. Laurie Olsen, Executive Board Member of Californians Together, shares the results of recently released research based on data from 40 school districts and pilot efforts in dozens of schools.
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Presenters

Laurie Olsen (Primary)

Executive Board Member
Californians Together


Description

Are you concerned about English learners who have been in your schools for many years and still are not English proficient? Do you wonder how to address the needs of these long-term English learners?

In this webinar by Dr. Laurie Olsen, Executive Board Member of Californians Together, learn about the results of recently released research on long-term English learners (LTELs) using data from 40 school districts and pilot efforts in dozens of schools. Find out:


  • Who the LTELs are and why they have become LTELs

  • An overview of LTELs' needs

  • Tools to explore your LTEL population

  • Effective, research-based approaches and guidelines for schools and districts

  • System-wide and policy recommendations

Click on Reparable Harm: Fulfilling the Unkept Promise of Educational Opportunity for California’s Long Term English Learners to view an abstract of the report and a link to download it.

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This webinar was presented on Feb 22, 2011 and is now archived

From WestEd.org

Making Mathematics Accessible to English Learners

"This book's clear, understandable writing style makes complex ideas accessible. The authors explain how teaching strategies that are good for English learners are good for all diverse learners — this principle is the heart of equity."
— Kathlan Latimer, Mathematics and Science Leadership Office, California Department of Education

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