Multilingual students have valuable linguistic and cultural assets that support them in school and enrich the learning environment for everyone. With an asset-based approach to English language development, you can build on these strengths while helping students develop essential language skills. We can help you identify and implement asset-based English learner policies and practices that best fit your community. By honoring the diverse linguistic, cultural, racial, and ethnic backgrounds of students and their families, we can dismantle barriers to student success, create more equitable systems, and help multilingual students succeed in school and society.
English Learner Specialties
Leader, Equity & System Improvements
Managing Researcher, Mixed Methods Evaluation & Research
Equity & Systems Improvement for Multilingual Learners
Principal Researcher, Multilingual Learners
Senior Consultant, Native & Culturally Responsive Education
Senior Researcher, Quantitative Methods
Principal Researcher, Applied Research & Equitable Evaluation
Senior Consultant, Multilingual Learners
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