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  • 28 Aug 2024 3:08 PM | Anonymous

    Registration now open for this year's Special Topic Network... 


    WHAT: The virtual Bilingual Research Network showcases Dual Language Bilingual Education (DLBE) research occurring across our New England region and beyond. The research featured in these webinars is closely connected to and has clear implications for DLBE practice.

    WHO: Free to MABE members in good standing (with no outstanding balances). Members can register at any time. Commitment to attending all sessions is not required. If you are not a member, join us to register.

    REGISTER HERE

  • 22 Jul 2024 8:00 AM | Anonymous

    ExcEL New Pathway to Bilingual Dual Language Teacher Certification

    The ExcEL Leadership Academy is now offering job-embedded, competency-based professional learning that prepares educators to receive professional certification in English as a Second Language (ESOL) and Bilingual Dual Language (BDL). 

    The ExcEL Leadership Academy provides programs for PK12 teachers working with English Learners. This program is approved by the RI Department of EducationExcEL’s ESOL and BDL programs are integrated, and completion of the BDL program qualifies you for both certifications.

    For more information on ExcEL’s pathways for ESOL and BDL educators please reach out to Laureen Avery and Jason Cervone

    Research consistently shows that students benefit academically and socially when taught by teachers who share their cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Diverse teachers bring different perspectives, cultural knowledge, and languages into the classroom, enhancing the learning experience for all students. Preparing newly certified BDL teachers addresses an urgent need for educators to work in Dual Language Bilingual Education classrooms, and as more teachers are available the number of bilingual programs will grow.



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