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Teaching Bilingually Is Cool

Back in 2002, when Language Magazine published its...

Promoting Transnational Education

There may not be a direct correlation, but it appears that international conflicts and tensions have increased in the wake of the pandemic and...

Fear and Learning in Washington

The new Republican majority in the House of Representatives has wasted little time in pushing ahead with its agenda of restricting progress in schools,...

Laying Down the Law

Every few years, education bubbles up to the top of the political agenda in state capitols across the US and legislatures scramble to pass...

Allow Teachers Their Own Voices

Facing the most severe teacher shortage in history, with record levels of dissatisfaction in the profession and an acute shortage of racially diverse teachers,...

Fair Refuge

The treatment of refugees and other migrants trying to enter supposedly civilized countries has reached new lows recently with more deaths worldwide, including at...

Greenlandic MP refuses to speak Danish in Parliament

During a debate in the Danish Parliament in Copenhagen, a Greenlandic MP has refused to speak Danish, instead speaking entirely in her native Inuit...

Nicaraguan Wins Reina Sofia Poetry Prize

Exiled Nicaraguan poet and novelist Gioconda Belli, known for her feminist literature, has been awarded the Reina Sofia Ibero-American Poetry prize. Belli’s work has...

Bienvenidos

We are overjoyed to be back in Salamanca for the 105th AATSP Annual Conference. Salamanca is a perfect place for us to acknowledge history...

Teaching Heritage Speakers

In the US, “heritage speakers” are students who...
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