Posts Tagged curriculum
Bilingual Education Can Benefit All Students
Posted by Elizabeth D. Peña in child bilingualism, ESL, language impairment on September 13, 2010
This is the title of Alexandra Sabater’s post in the Dallas news opinion blog. She writes eloquently about the benefits of bilingual education from her perspective as a teacher. It got me thinking about beliefs about bilingual education for children who have language impairment.
Beyond Words & Grammar: Learning English as a Second Language
Posted by Elizabeth D. Peña in child bilingualism, ESL, in the news on January 27, 2009
I came across this article last night in the Wichita Eagle. It’s about the need for more English as a second language (ESL) teachers in the U.S. The article points out a need both for teachers and for methods in teaching ESL. Challenges to teaching many of these children is their previous level of education, focus on both academic courses that they need and language skills. A focus on only English language skills won’t necessarily Read the rest of this entry »

