Luther Burbank High School senior Emili Carrillo is finding ways to learn English — but lately, school isn’t making that easy. The 17-year-old moved from Mexico nearly four years ago with her dad, and ...

Study suggests people are skilled at picking up grammar in a new tongue up to age 17 or 18 Language learning isn’t kid stuff anymore. In fact, it never was, a provocative new study concludes. A ...

The IRC in NY’s Youth Programs team has seen tremendous growth over the past year and is excited to introduce the Youth ESOL program as one of its newest programs! The Youth ESOL program offers free ...

English courses in higher education within the Pakistani context are often perceived as difficult by students at the onset of their university studies. Many young undergraduates struggle with ...

On a spring morning in 2015, a dozen educators gathered in the White House’s historic Roosevelt Room to speak with President Obama about the most pressing issues that urban school leaders faced. As ...

If you teach English learners, you already know the daily puzzle: a classroom full of students at five or six different ...

Leslie M. Babinski, Steven J. Amendum, Steven E. Knotek, Marta Sanchez Young children who are learning English require special consideration during virtual instruction due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Students are identified as English-language learners, in theory, to prevent educational inequity, but that classification may present another problem for children: teacher bias. Research from Ilana ...

Nearly every community around the world has seen the ways the current state of affairs has rapidly changed day-to-day life. With the World Health Organization (WHO) designating COVID-19 a global ...