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KEEPING ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFESSIONALS CONNECTED
Rebecca Eagleson | 15 July 2025
Poetry can offer learners a playful and purposeful way to explore how sound, rhythm, and meaning connect in English. Learn a step-by-step approach to strengthening both oral fluency and listening comprehension through noticing poetry's sounds, patterns, and inflections.
Simon Wilkins, Peter J. Collins | 15 July 2025
Learn how to design peer assessment for speaking—and help your students grow as fluent speakers and independent learners. The authors share how they train students, develop rubrics, and collect benchmark speaking samples.
Sandra Mercuri, Vivian Pratts | 15 July 2025
Discover how making space for talk in the K–12 content classroom unlocks deeper understanding, builds vocabulary, and nurtures the confidence students need to become thoughtful readers and skilled writers.
Bridging the Gap: A Structured Literacy Approach for Learners With Dyslexia
How can English language professionals support multilingual learners with dyslexia? The author shares practical classroom strategies that integrate structured literacy, multilingual transfer research, and cognitive science.
Anna Rzepecka-Karwowska
Raising Our Voices: 2025 TESOL Advocacy Action Days
Check out the highlights from TESOL's 2025 Advocacy Action Days in Washington, DC, USA. Participants from more than 20 different states advocated for federal support for the English language teaching profession—and the learners we serve.
Jeff Hutcheson
Laura G. Holland | 15 Aug 2024
Take a deep dive into teaching pronunciation with this in-depth look at how and why we explicitly teach this skill. How should teachers approach English pronunciation in an era when World Englishes are constantly expanding? What is backchaining, and why should you add it to your lesson plans? Read on for a wealth of tips and strategies to improve your teaching practice.
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