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How the 'Science of Reading' Can Support English Learners
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Education Week - K-12 education news and information
Eventually, the National Committee for Effective Literacy and the Reading League, an organization that advocates for the science of reading, brokered a tentative peace, releasing a statement agreeing to several high-level principles to guide reading instruction.
“They definitely can.”Most English learners in the United States are in English-dominant settings, not dual-language programs.
Schools shouldn’t treat English learners “as if they didn’t bring any knowledge to the table,” Cárdenas-Hagan said.
“I think back to myself; I didn’t have any guidance or learning or help to learn how to support English learners and how to use both languages as an asset,” Addison said.
The supplement highlights the cross-linguistic connections for teachers using the curriculum with Spanish-speaking English learners.
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