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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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Students Tell Their Stories Digitally

By Joel Elliott
When designing a digital storytelling workshop, it may be easy to forget that it's really about the telling of stories and the writing practices that generate powerful narratives. This piece provides a good conceptual starting point and reminder that in such settings, students are more…
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