In a world increasingly marked by multilingualism, classrooms have become a reflection of this diverse reality. The dynamic practices of teachers and the multilingual origin of the students have given ...

While federal law requires schools to provide language services for students classified as English learners, states and local districts have broad discretion in the types of education programming to ...

“Multilingual learners” is a popular label for students who speak languages other than English. Others include limited English proficient, English-language learners, and English learners. Once ...

Advice on harnessing multilingualism to enrich learning and build community, on teaching students with varying language proficiency and on creating inclusive classrooms where multilingual learners can ...

Linguistic landscapes refer to the visible display of languages in public spaces, including street signs, school walls and digital displays. In educational contexts, these semiotic environments—often ...