States Could Allow Students to Learn Coding Instead of Foreign Languages
Advocates for both computer science and foreign language education have raised red flags about conflating computer language and human language
Advocates for both computer science and foreign language education have raised red flags about conflating computer language and human language
The Florida state board agreed to use English-language-proficiency standards developed by WIDA, a 35-state consortium that is also developing new assessments.
Commissioner of Education Pam Stewart is recommending that Florida join a 35-state consortium known as World-Class Instructional Design and Assessment.
The Sunshine State will decide between two different sets of proficiency standards that correspond to the Common Core State Standards in mathematics and English/language arts.
Embarking on his tenure as College Board president, David Coleman puts an unusual spotlight on English-learners.
The new edition makes clear connections between content standards of the common core and the academic language that will be required.
A new paper from the Center for American Progress recommends that all teachers need to be adequately prepared to teach English-learners.
New report describes how seven states' teaching standards address needs of ELLs.
A guide to explain the components of new assessments of English-language proficiency that are being developed by a group of 28 states and the District of Columbia.
Report outlines empirical methods for states to follow as they craft new English language proficiency standards and how to measure the progress of ELLs
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