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Community Connections for English Learners: Changing the World Starts with Just a Few Words

By Art Peterson
This short article illustrates ways a teacher can engage colleagues in professional learning and provides examples of classroom activities that build connections between EL students, their parents and their community. Engaging students in creating digital movies to document the history of…
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Literacy, ELL, and Digital Storytelling: 21st Century Skills in Action

By Yumi Matsui and Clifford Lee
This inspiring video documents how an English and a history teacher collaborated to have their high school history students created digital stories as part of the American Immigration Project. The semester-long multimodal project incorporated interviews, transcription. discussion, writing…
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Voces del Corazón: Voices from the Heart

By Dolores S. Perez
Family Literacy Nights were created by teacher-consultants from the Sabal Palms Writing Project who partnered with two middle schools to reach out to parents and families in low-income communities. The article tells their story through examples and parents' and students' words (Spanish and…
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