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LETTER FROM THE PAST CHAIR

Kristen Lindahl, The University of Texas, San Antonio, Texas

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HELPING STUDENTS AT A ONE-ON-ONE LEVEL

Judy James, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, USA

Teachers do more than just teach in front of a class, and it is often the individual moments that make the most impact on a student’s life. With that in mind, this article reviews some points to consider as you help your students on an individual basis. Read More

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GIVING CLEAR, EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTIONS: IDEAS FOR ESL/EFL TEACHER PREPARATION

Christinah Mulder, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, USA

Classroom activities are often less effective because students misunderstand teacher instructions. Teacher educators have the power to make classes more effective by instructing teachers in the art of giving clear instructions. This article offers teachers and teacher educators three simple yet helpful methods to make classroom instructions clearer and more effective. Read More

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PREPARING PRESERVICE TEACHERS FOR MULTILINGUAL LEARNERS

Sumeyra Gok, University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire, USA

With the growing number of ESL students all over the country, there is a need for the constant assessment of teacher preparation programs. What are we doing to prepare preservice teachers for multilingual learners? Do we need to make sure all preservice teachers are trained for these learners, even if they are planning to teach non-ESL subjects in mostly homogenous school districts? Read More

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WORDLESS BOOKS: SO MUCH TO SAY!

Michelle LaRue, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, USA

Wordless Books: So Much to Say!, edited by Gilda Martinez-Alba and Judith Cruzado-Guerrero (2015), compiles detailed lesson plans and sample rubrics that are coordinated with higher availability wordless books. This book could be useful for both preservice and in-service English language or English/language arts teachers. Read More

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MAKING AND USING WORD LISTS FOR LANGUAGE LEARNING AND TESTING

Qiuqu Qin, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, USA

Making and Using Word Lists for Language Learning and Testing by Paul Nation (2016) is a valuable guiding resource for those wanting to create vocabulary teaching and testing materials. This book provides extensive guidance that is both informative and challenging for either novice or experienced language instructors. Read More

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