
From Nobody Cares to Everyone/Every Community Cares - Erin Madonna
“The culture of our school is very much “open door” from the office to the classrooms. Teachers are very accustomed to having other...

From Monolingualism to Multilingualism - Marcella Catania
Imagine (pre-Covid-19) being invited to a game night… when you arrive, there are snacks, cool fruity drinks, some new team games you’re...

From Assessment of Learning to Assessment for and as Learning - András Antal
When I was a student I swear tests and quizzes were only meant to torture us. But it was okay, because they also meant that whatever unit...

From Language to Language, Literacy, and Content - Ela Koziel
When an English language learner (ELL) joins a class in which English is the language of instruction, the priority of the teacher is to...

From Silence to Conversation - Jerry Koontz
Tonya Ward Singer points out that we learn language by using language – it’s just that simple. The shift from quiet classrooms to rich...

From Isolation to Collaboration - Amber Nelsen & James Block
Home learning assignments in the COVID-19 world are not what will be remembered but, instead, it will be the way we made our parents and...

From Deficit-Based to Assets-Based - Gabriela Valarezo
The metaphor of the ‘half-full, half-empty’ glass makes me think of a way of seeing and perceiving things in a positive manner. It makes...

From Compliance to Excellence - Keith Collins
For many years I stood on my pedestal of goodness. I was confident and proud of my advocacy for students with diverse learning needs. I...

From Watering Down to Challenging - Amber Nelsen & James Block
Does this scenario sound familiar or resonate with you? Each day, each week in classrooms around the world teachers ask EAL specialists,...








