EAL Coordinator series: Anna Czebiolko explores the benefits of co-curricular enrichment sessions When new English language learners arrive, the list of potential challenges is long: from the personal, social and cultural to the academic. New pupils… Read more → Continue Reading →
The potential of co-curricular activities
Long-time NALDIC friend and EAL community member, Frank Monaghan, reflects on the 2023 NALDIC ConferenceI’ve attended pretty much every NALDIC conference since 1993. Back then I was an EAL teacher working in a large multilingual… Read more → Continue Reading →
Learning Village will join the #naldic31 conference as one of our Gold Sponsors. This guest post is an advertisement. Effectively planning for larger numbers of EAL learners with limited time. Time is becoming a precious… Read more → Continue Reading →
Welcome to the latest report on NALDIC’s Regional Interest Groups (RIGs), where more than 140 dedicated practitioners and professionals gathered to discuss and learn about critical topics in the world of English as an additional… Read more → Continue Reading →
EAL Coordinator series: Anna Czebiolko on whole-school training Teacher Standard 5 recommends that teaching should respond to the strengths and needs of all pupils, including those with EAL. The implementation of this standard can be… Read more → Continue Reading →