SI22: Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Practices for English Language Learners

Course Introduction

Examine how the principles of culturally sustaining practices apply to students learning English as a second language. Topics include how to connect students‚ funds of knowledge to their English language acquisition, and how to create an environment within classrooms and schools that acknowledges and values the contributions of multilingual students.

This workshop’s anticipated audience is any teacher who has English learners in their classroom, including TESOL and non-ESL specialists.

Course Instructor

Peter Sayer, PhD

Course Dates

Course Opens for Viewing: 5/30/2022

Course Runtime: 6/6/2022 - 7/30/2022

This course has rolling enrollment. Begin any day after the posted start date and finish at your own pace by the posted end date.

No Required Live Sessions

Dropping and Refunds

Enrollees will be refunded, if they drop at least 5 business days prior to the workshop start date. No refunds can be provided after this period.

Credits

1 Credit = 1 Contact Hours.

Participants will receive documentation for the successful completion of this course. No university credit will be earned. Contact hours, listed as credits on this enrollment page, are defined as time spent under scheduled instruction, which can be synchronous or asynchronous. For additional details on how contact hours were determined for this offering, please review our Contact Hours Guide.

Technical Assistance

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