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What’s the difference between a good lesson plan and a really good one? Watch this Lesson Plan Template Walkthrough video to find out! The video takes you step by step through a revision of an ESOL lesson plan for Beginning English learners, using the ACLS/SABES ESOL Lesson Planning Template as a...

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The ESOL PD Team is working on an ESOL Foundations Academy to support new teachers of adult English learners with key instructional strategies and practices. Your input will help us shape this professional development to meet the needs of teachers, program leaders, and learners. Please take five...

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Welcome to the Coaching Hub for Adult Education Practitioners! Designed with you in mind, the SABES Coaching Hub offers information about personalized coaching to meet your unique needs, whether in instructional strategies, program leadership, or integrating technology into your teaching practice...

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(NOTE: All times are in EDT. If you'll be onsite, check the CDT times.) Math & Numeracy What Story Does This Graph Tell? Mon., Mar 18, 9:00 AM - 10:10 AM, Jackson A and Virtual Will This Be on the Test? Mon., Mar 18, 12:50 PM - 2:00 PM, Jackson B What Can Math Teachers Do to Promote Racial Equity...

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Three sections of the self-paced online Introduction to Teaching Skills That Matter course are currently scheduled for 2024. Each section of the course will run for a three-week period. This course provides an overview of the TSTM toolkit framework. It also provides materials and guidance to train...

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This article includes excerpts from a blog post by Jayme Adelson Goldstein that is published on Jayme’s Lighthearted Learning website . We thank Jayme for allowing us to share her post. B e sure to check out her tips and podcast ! Do you hesitate to spend time building English learners’ digital...

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The Enhancing Access for Refugees and New Americans (EARN) project from the U.S. Department of Education is hosting a three-part webinar series exploring the three pillars of immigrant integration and inclusion: economic, civic, and linguistic integration. Click the links below to participate in the...

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GREAT NEWS FOR ALL CURRICULUM DEVELOPERS! The SABES ESOL PD Center has worked closely with ACLS to update the curriculum planning templates for scope and sequence, unit plans, and lesson plans. The PD Center has also developed a set of new accompanying review guides to support the effective use of...

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Culturally Responsive and Sustaining Teaching ( CRST) is not simply a set of strategies or a sprinkling of cultural references into the classroom. It is an education philosophy centered on learners’ cultures and identities with the goal of learners’ academic success, cultural competence, and socio...

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We keep adding to our collection of ESOL Teaching Resources to Promote Anti-racism, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion! If you are looking to integrate timely, relevant resources that represent the learning communities you serve and reflect the concerns of marginalized communities, take a look at this...