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Presentations by Our Partners

Good News and Bad News: Educating English Learners in the Age of Obama

By James Crawford

Keynote Address

National Association for Bilingual Education Conference

February 16, 2012

 

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Student Voices: Long-Term Outcomes from a Dual Immersion School

By Sharon Adelman Reyes

Featured Session

National Association for Bilingual Education Conference

February 16, 2012

 

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Engaging Secondary English Learners: At Home, at School, and in the Community

By Sharon Adelman Reyes

"Collaborating to Meet the Needs of English Language Learners" Conference

University of Houston - Clear Lake

May 6, 2011

 

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Professional Development Mini-Conference
Becoming Bilingual:
Strategies for Strengthening English Language Development
Pasco School District, Pasco, WA
February 11-12, 2011

Program Book and Handouts

 

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How We Develop Language and Literacy
By Stephen Krashen

 

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An Equity Agenda for English Language Learners
By James Crawford

 

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ELD I: Sheltering and Constructivist Strategies for K-2
By Sharon Adelman Reyes

 

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ELD II: Sheltered Instruction, Performed Goofiness, and English Language Development for Second Language Learners
By Mary Carol Combs

 

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ELD III: Classroom Lessons Based on Surname Study
By Salvaldor Gabaldón

 

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Educating Long-Term English Learners: Student Characteristics and Programming Possibilities
By Tatyana Kleyn

 

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Building Home-School Alliances with Latino Parents
By Martha Villegas-Gutiérrez

 

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Writing, "Skills, ELLs, and a Comment on the (Bogus) STEM Crisis
By Stephen Krashen

 

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ESEA Reauthorization: What Does It Mean for English Language Learners?
By James Crawford

 

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Supplementary Materials - Bibliography of Chicano Literature

Grades 1-5

Grades 6-8

Grades 9-12

 

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Other Presentations

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Official English/English Only: Using Language as a Wedge (2010)
By James Crawford
Dean Parks Colloquium Lecture, Christopher Newport University
Newport News, VA
October 5, 2010

 

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No Child Left Behind: Blessing or Curse for English Language Learners? (2007)
By James Crawford
Remarks at a conference sponsored by the Arizona State University College of Education
Tempe, AZ
October 6, 2007

 

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