Educators have faced unprecedented challenges this school year -from reimagining instruction in virtual environments to addressing news of social injustices in their communities and across the world. One way to

In the Guiding Principles for Dual Language Education, 3rd edition, the third goal of dual language programs, socio-cultural competence, is a critical aspect of every component of  dual-language programming and

Bilingual Edutainer and Keynote Speaker of MABE 2021 Guero Loco aka Mr. GL presents this webinar focused on leveraging Music, Creativity, Empathy and The Arts, to support and inspire the best from our multilingual learners.

This session demonstrates an approach to biliteracy instruction that leverages the student's full linguistic repertoire by strategically planning for content, language, and literacy across both program languages through the Preview-View-Review strategy.

Esta presentación se trata del tercer volumen que compone la serie de libros titulada Hablando bien se entiende la gente. Como los anteriores, este tercer volumen enseña, en breves diálogos muy divertidos, cómo evitar en la lengua española los calcos del inglés, los falsos cognados, etc.

To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we are honored to have Dr. Kim Potowski, Professor & Director of the Spanish Heritage Language Program at UIC, to be our September speaker. This talk

How do the new Seal of Biliteracy Guidelines support the needs of dual language programs? What tools can dual language programs use to implement the Seal of Biliteracy?How can we ensue

Discover how to collaboratively use, plan for, and respond to critical dual-language data. This webinar is designed for participants to understand the actions needed to empower authentic dual-language data and

The U.S. Congress passed three Coronavirus Relief Funding Laws from April 2020 to March 2021. Each of these laws included funding for K-12 education called Elementary and Secondary School Emergency

An understanding of the structure and history of the Spanish language empowers educators to more effectively teach Spanish language and literacy skills. Come celebrate your identity as a Spanish speaker, and join us as we explore Spanish spelling rules, common mistakes, syllable structure, and the use of accents. Engage with sociocultural aspects of the Spanish language, like regional variations and historical influences that help explain why Spanish is the way it is today! And learn how all of this informs instructional activities to promote literacy skills in Spanish.

Cafecito & Curious Minds with Dr. Susana Ibarra Johnson Dr. Susana Ibarra Johnson, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of Bilingual Education/TESOL at New Mexico State University. Her commitment to improving

Cafecito & Curious Minds with Dr. Liz Howard and Shera Simpson Friday, May 16, 20251PM - 2PM PSTBeing a dual language teacher is amazing, inspiring, and a lot of fun…