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WIDA_flyer_Conferring with Multilingual Learners with a Focus on Reading Comprehension

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Building on the strengths of multilingual learners with expansive reading instruction

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Developing Reading Comprehension and Academic Literacies

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Many literacy programs were not designed to effectively use multilingual students’ knowledge, skills, and strengths. This Snapshot is the fourth in a five-part series that provides insights from relevant research and suggests ways to engage the significant strengths that multilingual learners bring to their literacy development.

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Expanding and Strengthening Vocabulary and Word Knowledge

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Many literacy programs were not designed to effectively use multilingual students’ knowledge, skills, and strengths. This Snapshot is the third in a five-part series that provides insights from relevant research and suggests ways to engage the significant strengths that multilingual learners bring to their literacy development.

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Sample elementary texts demonstrating key language functions and features from WIDA 2020 – MinneTESOL Journal

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With the publication of the WIDA 2020 English Language Development Standards Framework, teachers have experienced a renewed attention to making language visible through a functional approach to language development. This article uses sample elementary texts in mathematics and social studies to demonstrate this approach by identifying key language functions and features.
Keywords: WIDA 2020, functional approach, language features, language functions, elementary

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Spanish-English Spelling Equivalents - Lawless Spanish Writing

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Thanks to extensive Latin influence on Spanish and English, these two languages have many corresponding spelling patterns. They come in handy when learning Spanish, as it means there are lots of cognates (words that are identical or similar) that you’ll easily recognize and understand at first sight.